The Franklin NEWS-RECORD VOL. 14, NO. 50 SOMERSET, NEW JERSEY 08873, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1969 Enteredas s(/condclass matter on July 5, 1961, I0c per copy .. at the Post Mfflc0 in Somerset, New Jersey VISTA Commendation Scheduled Receipt Of Bids, Hearings Newberry

Zoners Hear On Council Agenda Tonight Swim Club Tonight’s meeting of the Several commendations are A resolution urging the The council plans to finance Case Tonight Franklin Township Council will expected to be issued, including county to take action to relieve the purchase and needed reno- feature the receipt of bids on the controversial resolution the traffic conditions on vations through a bond issue. three items, three Public hear- commending the Township,s Easton Avenue from JFK Blvd. There will be no J.J. Newberry ings, and the consideration of 28 four VISTA volunteers for to Cedar GroveRoad. Tentative pians call for the department store in Franklin resolutions, ranging from com- their work during,he past year. library to rent all of the first mendations of local organiza- Resolutionsregarding re- floor and part of the second Township. Other commendationsare The Franklin Board of Adjust- tions to one which, if adopted, scheduledto go to,heTownship mitted taxes, tax overpay- from the township; when the would rescind the Franklin Mall Municipal Building is com- ment has denied a variance to Health Department for its men,s, a tax refund, and trans- build a 150,000 square-foot "full ordinance. fers. pleted or when the library finds Franklin Health Fair, the a need for the remaining floor line" store on Easton Avenue be- Bids for a pick up truck, Human RelationsCommission Councilis expectedto grant tween Rutgers Prep and the Shop- tires and tubes, and salt and onetaxi driver’s license, a mo- space, it will begin to rent the Rite. calcium chloride will be re- for its forumon studentac- telliquor license and twobingo entire working area in the ceived this evening. tivism, building. Newberry’shad first applied and to the Takara Cor- licensestonight, and also to Public hearings will be con- poration for being chosen as a appointan auditor. In the immediatefuture the for a varianceon Nov. 6, and in "good neighbor" by a New Jer- two stormypublic hearings the ducted on an ordinance to councilwill ask a structural amend the l~launlng and Zoning sey business organization. A resolutioncancelling the engineerto examinethe build- companydefended its plans against regularpublic meeting sched- the criticismof dozensof area Chapters of the Township Code The VISTA commendation Ing and make recommendations regarding methods of appoint- uledfor Dec. 25 andcallingfor residentsand representativesof had been scheduled at an earlier a regularmeeting on Dec. 36. for structuralrenovations, if RutgersPrep. ment to the Planning Board and public meeting, but had been any are needed. The decisionwas announcedaf- Board of Adjustment; Bidswill be awardedfor the Thesecond decision ’due for ter a 30-mlnuteexecutive session Also, on the elimination of dropped literally at the last purchase of a material implementationin early 1970 which came at the end of last Tues- Santa Gets Help i Paley Road as a townshipthor- minute following a caucus by spreader, a front end loader, is the adoptionof an "Open day’s public meeting. oughfare and the proposed the council. gasoline and fuel off, and six Housing"ordinance. amendment to the bulldtngcode Other resolutions on to- police cars. Councildecided to studyor- The resolution denying the ap- concerning materials used in The council made two deci- garages and breezeways. night’s agenda include: dinancesrecently adopted by plication stated that the board’s sions at Tuesday’s agenda ses- Metuchen,Highland Park, and findings indicated that the store On Hamilton Stre et sion which will be implemented Edisonbefore committing it- if allowed, would have an adverse sometime in January. selfto thespecific wording its effect on the character of the By DIANA BENRIQUES "IfIsee something for grown- Although she doesn’t dislike The council decided to pur- ordinancewill take, but a com- area and that the company had upsthat I like,I can’twait to making any of the articles of mitmentwas made reintroduce failed to prove that the site was chase the Grease Building in Santa Claus has a special get home and make a pattern." clothing, Mrs. Ploch is least Somerset for use of the town- such a measureno laterthan unsuitable for residential use. helperat 601 HamiltonStreet For this reasonshe prefers fond of making pajamas "be- the secondpublic meeting in The vote to deny the variance ship library, reserving a por- in Somerset.Her name is Mrs. to sew for the "grown-up" cause they take so long." tion of the secondfloor for re- January. was five to one, with board mem- ratherthan for thebaby doll. The Franklin Action Com- ber Albert Jackson casting the Ann l~loch.For thefour weeks Her favorite creations, locationof one or twomunlci- beforeChristmas Mrs.Ploch’s "A babydoll doesn’t have a real though, are the eveninggowns. pal departmentsto relieve mittee For Equality,(FACE) lone vote in favor of the store. | livingroom is transformedinto wardrobe,"slie said. "I likethem best, I guess,be- overcrowdingin the present had askedthe councilto con- sideran openhousing ordinance It was the only decisionan- a tiny dress shop. And her The materialsshe uses for cause the childrenllke them administrativeoffices in Mid- nounced at thatmeeting; threenew "customers"are dolls -- real theclothesinclude bonded wool- best." dlebush. in October. cases were heard by the board. dolls. ens,cottens, colorful brocades, selectionof gownsindl- satins,lace, and rich red, blue Her Mrs. Ploch designsand sews green catesthis preference. She has ClaudeJ. Allen,seeking avari- and velvets. made wintergowns in velvets ance to constructa one-family a completellne of clothingfor The long gowns can be topped Student Activism’ dwelling on an undersized lot at the "Barble"doll series,and with a tiny white "fur" stole or and brocade,cocktail dresses clothing forseveral otherdoll for summerin lace over taffeta, the end of Fifth Street, was asked jacket-- or a full length"fur" figures,too, including "Tutti," coatwith a weddingrringcollar and of coursethe white satin to return for further testimony "Ken,"and "Chrissy." bridalgowns in both long and at tonight’s meeting. and a matching hat. "Whenthe kidsin the neigh- shortlengths. s Discussion Topic Questions as to the accuracy of The smallestof her custom- mapsof the site arosewhen How- borhoodwere younger,they’d made creation measurestwo Explainingher technique, ard Dries,of 87 CulverSt., dis- loveto comein and look-- and Mrs.Ploch said she willspend puted a statementthat a wooden inchesfrom shoulderto hem I let them touch the clothes -- a tinyred dress trimmed An daysdoing one thing--cutting shed existedon the line between too," Mrs. Ploch remembered. out the patternor sewinghems Relations Forum his propertyand the Allenplot. whitelace for the "Tutti"doll "They especially loved the series. =- rather like an assembly township Mr. Dries said that a mound brightcolors and the brocades Several hundred Municipal Chairman Charles line, residentsattended of earth was the only protrusion "Thisisn’t a business,"the andvelvets.’/ the Com- Durand, and Mrs. Madelyn between the two properties. motherof threesaid. "I didn’t "If I wantto selltl~em for munity Forum on Student Acti- Rumowicz,president, League of The board asked Mr. Allen to startthis to makea fortune-- thisprice," shenoted, "I have vism sponsored by the Franklin Women Voters. return with further clarification I did it to occupymy mind." to do it that way. Human Relations Conference on Aftera refreshment break, of his plans and an updated map Sevenyears ago, Mrs.Ploch "And I try to keep the prices Saturday. ’thefull audience assembled in of the site. beganto sew the tiny outfits down to-bring more Joy to more Following welcoming ad- the SampsonSmith schoolaudl- "to relax and occupymy mind children whose parents might dresses by l>robyn Thompson torium,where Dr. Oscar Sis= Decision was reserved on the afterthe deathof my 12-year- not be able to afford suchpres* Jr., chairman of the commis- trunk,former president of the and FranklinMayor applicationof HumbleO11 Company oldson." entsotherwise." sion, Rich- Boardof Education,chaired a to demolishthe gas stationcur- ard Driver,the keynotespeech moderator’spanel which an= rentlyoperating at ll01 Easton Givingthe clothes,at first, Care is also taken to make was made by Dean MiltonSch- theclothes easy for small chil- alyzed the morning’s con- Avenue, expand the site, and con- to bazaars held by the area webel of the RutgersGraduate clusions. Catholic parishes, she was later clrento manageand resistant to Schoolof Education. struct a new station with modern raveling.Regardless of the Some of the questionsdis- design. urged by friends to make them Dean Schwebeltraced the his- cussedinvolved the properuse Thelot in questionis consider- available to the public. complexityof the design, a tory maximumof one snap Is used of student protest back 9f discipline,the conceptof ably under the size limitation Her stock now includes every to divinity students in the col- to fastenthe clothes.Some, "inloco parentis," student at- statedin the ordinancefor B-l imaginable item from a young leges of the early 1866’s, and tendenceat publicschool boaro zones,and the ell companycon- woman’s wardrobe. such as slacksand tops, sllp reminded the audience that on with no fasteningsat all. meetings,and studentevalua- tendedthat the ordinanceprovi- Bikini bathing suits are demonstrations, strikes, boy- tion of facultyperformance. matched to colorful beach jac- This new avocationhasn’t sions were unrealisticfor gas upsetthe Plochhousehold too cotts, and violent attempts at Otheraspects covered by the stationneeds. kets. forcing change were tactics of much, Mrs. Ploch explained. panelsincluded student advice A complete Easter outfit in- white ethnic groups in the 19th in curriculumformation, the A decisionwas also reserved cludes a coat,matching dress "My husbandreally takes to century, trade unionists in the the styles, and my two boys school disorder policy in in the applicationof Mary Hart and hat. IQu ietNeign rhood 20th, the poor and hungry dur- Franklin,racial tension among of EastMillstone for permission A long satin-skirted wedding (aged 13 and 16)willcomment on thecolors they like and don’t Ing the depression, and the highschool students, the dress to moveher luncheonetteand con- gownis available, complete with John Murawaskiof Franklin High painted this peaceful scene of a J women’s sufferage workers in like,and styles code,and schoolusurpation of fectlonarybusiness acrossAm- veil. the they think the World War I era. activitiestraditionally provided well Road to the formerGrange A trip through a local dress look good." once-proudneighborhood which is slowly disintegrating, and it was He also statedthat student by socialinstitutions such as Hallbuilding, which she now owns shop or department store will I Sitting surrounded by a tiny chosen"best in show"at the recent high school artists eRhibition at participationin educational af- thefamily and the church. andplans to renovate. usuallysupply the ideas for the ~ worldof coutureoriginals, she fairswas inevitable and should Mill-at-the-Forge Gallery, Millstone. For morephotos of winning Duringthe questionand ans- She is seeking relief from the creations, Mrs. Ploch ex- laughed,"Maybe they’ll growup be welcomed,since schools wer period,Harry Sulwell, for= parking, loading area, and set- plained, to be famousdesigners." entries, turn to page15. existfor the purpose of serving mer councllman,suggested that back requirements for the B-3 studentsand providingthem the participantsin the forum in which the building is located. with educationsrelevant to adopt a resolutionsupporting modernlife. responsiblestudent parlicipa= At tonight’smeeting, the varl- Voter Registration Afterthe keynoteaddress, the ,ionin keyareas of schoolad- ance applicationof the Wood’s audience was divided among ministrationand policy. Edge Swlm and RacquetClub will fourrooms where panel discus- Mr. Thompsonannounced that be the maintopic of discussion. sionswere held between school : . :, : : ¯ For heel Election the tape recordings of thecon- The proposed club would be boar d members, teachers, ferenee would be studied by the constructedon AmwellRoad, at Specialregistration hours for schooladministrators, and stu- members of the Human Rela- the S-curve which "separates" petitions. the Township School Board dents. tions Commission,with such a Amwell Road from Hamilton Requirementsfor registra- Panelswere chaired by for- electionsto be heldon Feb.10 tionfor election,which resolutiona possibility, andthat Street. have been announced by the this will mer mayor RobertPierry, Do= a reporton the forumand the townshipclerk. give voters the opportunity to puty Mayor WilUam Howard, commission’s recommenda- The applicationhearingwas ori- approve or disprove the school DemocraticMunlcipal Chair- ginallyscheduled for lateNovem- Specialregistration will be budgetas wellas elector re- tionswould be availableearly man David Llnett,Republican in January. ber, but was postponedin order heldon Monday,Dec. 22 at the elect schoolboard members, to allow the applicanttime to EastonAvenue Shop-Rite from are the same as for the Novem- notifythe CountyPlanning Board %9 p.m, and Saturday, Dec. 27 ber elections. of the variancerequest. at the Grand Union, Franklin U,S. citizenship or proof of Blvd., 10 a.m.-4 p.m. naturalization must be sub- The final day for registra- mittedas wellas proof of age tionis Jan.2 -- thisis also (over 21). Voters must have Franklin Task Force. the cutofffor thosewho wish resided in New Jersey for six li The appointedme tubersof the SUe C-arretson. "llllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll~ to run for the Boardof Educa= months and in Somerset County FranklinTask Force on Com- Calendar i tionto submittheir nominating To be appointed: twenty town- for 40 days. munltyProblems are: ship residents, four from each m TownshipCouncil-- David De political ward -- criteria: var- Tonight Vrles,Bruce Williams. ied backgrounds, no affiliation Councitpublic meeting,8 Boardof Education-- Mich- in township political organiza- p,m. SampsonG. SmithSchool. Holid!, ty De,l,dlines ael Ward, Raymond Mesiah. tions, "divergent views" on ~oc- BoardOf Adjustment,8 p.m., Human Relations Commie° lal and political issues. MunicipalBuilding. sion -- David Moynihan,John Interested residents have un- Tomorrow Because both Christmas and New Year’s Day fall on a Sutton; (alternate°- Jayne U1 Dec. 15 to submit brief Long.) MunicipalCourt, 1 p.m.,Mu- Thursday, this newspaper will be distributed early, as it resumes of background and rea- nicipalBuilding. TownshipAdministration =- sons for wantingto serve to was for the Thanksgiving holiday. Varsitybasketball, Franklin HenriettaNapear. Office of TownshipManager, vs. St. Joseph’sof Metuchen, The Christmas issue will be distributed on Tuesday, School Administration-. Administration Building, Rail- HOME Jaycees Earn $321 At Mr. Bee’s s 8 p.m. Dec. 23, and the New Year’s issue on Tuesday, Dec. 30. ThomasDelCasale. road Square, Middlebush. Monday(Dec. 15) SchoolFaculty °- Mrs. Cle- The task force will hold pub- -- MunicipalCourt, 7:30 p.m. FRANKLIN The Franklin to earn funds to support area Flsch of the Jaycees look on; Because of these early distribution dates, our deadlines mentineYoung. lic and private meetings from MunicipalBuilding. Township Jaycees have re- projects. More than 25 mem- Police Department -- Lt. January to June,1070, to at- Board of Educationpublic of Some of the projects sponsored for both news and advertising have been moved up for ceived a check for $321 from bers the Jaycees participa- by the Jaycees include the Ju* WilliamSchwarz. tempt todeftne Franklin’sprob- meeting,Sampson Smith School, the owner of Mr. Bee Res- ted. Edward Vogel of the Jay- those two issues. lems which cause divisiveness nior Miss pageant, a Christmas 8p.m. tauranis, Dan Clifton. The check cees (seated) examines the The deadline for both news and advertising for the Townshipclergymen -- Rev. in the community and to make Thursday (Dec. 1B) represents proceeds earned on check as (left to right) John shopping tour for disadvantaged DavidRehbein. recommendations to the Board Human Relations Commls- Sunday, Nov. 23, when the local Zuback, Mr. Bee’s manager, children, Junior championtrack Christmas issue is 5 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 20. The dead- HighSchool Students-- Doug- of Education,Township Coun- slon, 8:30 p.m., Municipal organization manned the Frank- Mr. Clifton, and Gary Rosen- and field meet, and recreational lines for the New Year’s issue for news and advertising is 5 hs Welty, Jeffrey Hooper; cil, and generalpublic as to Building. lln Boulevard facility in order thal, Lou Kelter, and Joseph alternatesErnestine Myersand how thesemay be solved. support. p.m. on Friday, Dec. 26. PAGE TWO THURSDAY, DECEMBER11, 1969 Musical Program Groundbreaking CYO Dance, Of Helid ay Songs Caroling :: Will Be Presented IFor J & J Dec. 19 Scheduled HILL~BOROUGH-- A musical Johnson & Johnson has an- concept encourages the creative program, "Christmas DreQms," Members of the St. Matthias will be presented by the children nounced ]~lgns to build a cor- use of interior space by break- pupate l~geme~" Informa- ing up large floor areas into Catholic Youth Organlzatlon~ of #:he kindergarten through third (CYO)will go Christmascaroling grade classes of SunnymeadSohool Lion Center on Route 202 just small work groups separated south of Somerville in Raritan. by planters and dividers. on Mondaynight, Dec. 2~. Dec. 17 at 10 a.m. in the school’s Construction of the newfactl- Computer equipment at the The carolers willsing through- all - purpose room. out the area, and any proceeds Miss Ann Withers’ third ity is scheduled to begin tl~s information center will be con- month. The 6S,000 square-foot uected over direct communica- collected will be donated to a grade class will highlight the pro- tions lines to corporate head- local orphanage. gram with a chorale recitation of information center will be lo- cared on a 30-acre site. Ground quarters and Johnson & Johnson The organization will sponsor "The Night Before Christmas." a dance, "The Snowflake Ball," Other songswill include ’~anta breaking is scheduled for Frl- affiliates in NewJersey as well as plant facilities located to be held on Dec. 27 from 8 Claus ls Coming to Town," "Han- day, Dec. 19 at 3 P.m. Johnson & Johnson will trans- throughout North America. p.m. to midnight in the church nukah," "Buying The Tree," and In recent years, Johnson & cafeteria on JFK Boulevard. "Santa’s Happy Reindeer." Two for Its computer equipment and professional staff of analysts Johnson has established a rep- Music will be by the Tony Me- standard Christmas favorites, Alia orchestra, and tickets may The Red Nosed Rein- and consaltan~ responsible for elation for the sophistication, "Rudolf, information systems from cur- orgauization and application be purchased after masses or deer" and "White Christmas," Confraternity of Christian Doc- will also be presented. pupate headquarters in New of its computer equipment and , .... Brunswick to the new location, information services. The new trine classes. About 220 people will be in- building, which consolidates the -0- volved In the move. information function at a single The information center will location, will provide the com- be one-story above ground with party with one of the most ad- Santa Claus an additional floor below ground vanced facilities of Its kind level. It will be set well back anywhere In the nation. ,from the highway on a land- Generalcontra_ctor for the Will Travel scared site in a wooded area. building will be the John W. The interior of the building Ryan Construction Co., Inc., follows a new concept in archi- of New York. On Fire Truck tectural design knownas "office SUPERMARKETS WITH THIS COUPON AND Shownabove is the architect’s landscaping." Instead of divid- rendering of the new Johnson & FRANKLIN-- will PURCHASEOF $5.00 OI MOR£ ing the floor space into a large Santa Claus Johnson building. rifle the Middlebush Vol. Fire number of enclosedofflcos, this . Dept. truck to visit neighborhood LOWESTPRICE ":’" "’"’ "~’,,,o., ,,w, children on Friday, Saturday and THISYEAR! co,,o.o~o.,,.~..o,~,,. Sunday (Dec. 12-14.) GETllU! STAMPSTOOl " Appointed To On Friday night the truck will make rounds Ln the Middlebush ~4met~ca’s area. Saturday’sroute will involve the Fund Drive Post Lake Avenue-- Inglebushsection LBI S OF w.o. and the beginningof the Levitt OVEN Carmen S. Paternitl has been area. READY appointed chairman of the Somer- On Sunday,the Levittsection set County Heart Association’s willbe theprime target of Santa’s 1970 Heart Fund drive, announced travels. Dr. Alvin I. Kaplan, Association --0" LB. president, ~II,~/_.l L i ~=.’q ~r. Paternitiwlll guide the m,, vmcoutoa A.O T,~ .umc.s~o~ many activities of the Association Somerset Fire 4.lb. pkB. volunteers to raise thefunds ne- APPSLASAGNE cessary to conduct the Heart pro- Company Plans ~,M~,:om coupo~ pt, CUSTOM. gramsof research, educationand

yearC°mmunltYMr..PaternitiservicellvesinintheBernardsC°ming- Christmas Tour [sin Lamb Chops:I" lib lamb Chops T’. ¯ D,C.,3,h The annualpre - Christmasfire WmTMISCOUPOn Moo*,t pu~,a, oF ran. He is president of Metro enginetour, led by SantaClaus, in,,. ShHiderCheps89,i,b Cembinalian o ,bGO ~.pk.12 Po~,.)~.AN0 SJ*~L.S Lathing & Plastering. Inc. in Me- to neighborhoodsserved by the , NYLONS tuchen. A native of l~erth Amboy, SomersetVolunteer Fire Company LI~bMT ONECOUPON P|R CUSTOM|R he is a graduate of SoLon Hall willbe heldFriday, Saturday and coupes~oo0 l.,u sa~oec, ~,h Universityand FordhamUniver- I Sundayevenings. sity Schoolof Law. He has done The tentative schedule in- graduatework at the University cludes Friday: the Portion of [[I~II[~’if:I/,[~.’I of Coloradoand has served in Strathmore- At - Franklin de- the U.S. Army. velopment north of JFK Boulevard WIIN TNI$COgpOII AND TN[ PURCHASEOf szooo, ~oee In acceptinghis HeartFund ~- ~andbetween Easton Ave., and St. swers.t.w.-ovt..~s~ O,F,We.P. ,,,.-.-*m o. $ 19 c.... "’ c c Mr. ~ternltlasked that Matthias Church. If,I, m:l f:l :.l~1 CORNEDBEEF BRISKET ,~1 rRANXS$’=’"*"’°"~*.... ,.79 "=,,,,,~ 85 ’"fLOUNDER ’°"’"’ FILLET ,~ CHRISTMASTOYS the friends and membersof the Saturday: the area south of WITHTHIS COUPON AND THE PUIICHAS| 0F 99 LIMIT: ONECOUPON PER CUSTOMER ri[sll t|kN N[PC0 3 .~$ COUPONGOODTHRUSa*OeC,~,~ Heart Association rally to help DeMott Lane between Gates Road 20 ~. POTATOES GROUND CHUCK ,~79c KIELBASI ,~99c Family SizePacks o..o,, ~ , thecampaign e~orts and to truly and EastonAve. cou,o.oooo,.,~$.,.IN PRODUCEO,:L,.,,o.,co,,o,,,,~u$,O.,,’""DIEPT IONtL[SS $MOK[D,ttx~ ou~mnmmtou t0~ Sunday:the area including Wil- CHUCKFILLET ,~c 89 PORKBUTTS ,~c 89 PORKCHOPS "’""°,,0=,, .... ,~ 79 ~_~ ==~~~ [ "makeHe stated Heart thattheir everyCause." person in low,Walnut and HollywoodAvenues ,~..t .,H my rst t,tct ..... n,, ,,’i t. :’ !~: ¯ ¢ :I ;. I"~: 1’ and adjoining streets. Hours are PARKS SAUSAGE,~ 119S i0tocNx )b CHICKEN.tNGS.... r thethecardlovascularc°unty has.beendiseases,affected el-bY S. PATERNITI dusk to 9 p.m. LIVERWURSTo, 59t 39’. ’ wsrk r~#s’couto~ ~o T~t eu~’,s~ or CAP/MEN ]-Ib O.0, PKGNANCY LYNN D|LUXE ther pei’sonallyor within their --0- circle of family and friends. By FRUITCAKE McGowanHeld St. LI~IT ON[ COUPONPill CUSTOMER workingwlth the Heart Fund,he MatthiasP. T. A. cou,o,~.ooo,Heu ,,, o,c ,,,h said, it will be possibleto spread the Heart message so that every For Grand Jury Christmas Program person in the county will have To Be Held Tuesday an opportunity to adopt life-say- George L. McGowanTg, of 4 ing living habits, as well as to Greenwood Ave., Kingston, re- The annum Christmas meeting assist in establishing the means I calved a preliminary hearing In and children’s entertainment pr for better care and treatment of Princeton Borough Court Wednes- gramO- sponsored by the St. Matthias those already sufferLng with car- day on a varieW of charffos stem- P.T.A. will be held on Tuesday, ¢ diovascular disease, ming from his arrest Oct. 29. Dec. 16 at 8 p.m. at the school ,,,., 0m Heinz Ilelchup ’°" Green ,.:s. Persons wishing to Join the Charges includedpossession of t~m. r,,.a ~. hall. $t~le HeartCause are urged to volun-heroin, possession of a switch- ’t’" 39’ °"°’"’Seas 19 teer by callingthe HeartOffice, blade knife, assault and battery[ The agenda of the program in- VERYFINI ~ .mnnPINEAPPLE--GRAPEFRUIT ,m~m. ".r’, .t . ,. uponan officer,offensive langu- cludes a dramatic presentation 11MapleStreet, Somerville. about Christmas by a group h’; MU age, and obstructingand inter- faring an officer. =of students. i tit, oms,~ tram m,s i~m cm. ~’ I with App!esauce a g,d MumDrink °gl£ ; Mr. McGowanhas been held in o,o,,,-°°,,o-" o, MO.TE ., BROWNIES~J I.- .... ¯ MercerCountyJall since hisar-ln Judgslieu ofTheodore$5,000bail.T. TamsMU" "- ~.~zet,~ cou.oNoooo..., o,:,,. Geld Medal’u Um.* TnmatnSLSauce "¢ ~I",,., o.,cou...¢u$,o-, El[il’n’l’~’w~ nictmlrest S hasbeen. passedon.0. to the Mercer Toglol -..-.- ,00.....-. ,00 eeking Toy TOMATOPUREE LAI’L30., I APRICOTNECTAR 3 * I " coun~Grand Juryfor further ac= SLICEDTOMATOESL.,L ,:,,:’27SALADDRESSING ,: 3"1CHOPPED .A. es r Party YOU could "’’ uu ,.::~ GINGr.RBRP.ADMIX J ~l DRY BLEACH qi HARD SALAMI ,s ~}~" ~ co vto, zooo,HeUS,,otc ,n~ ~ J Members of the Law Society Dav]dow ...... ,_~_esoo,_,~er_ _ _ ~ Held mr __ ...... i..Y’| at SomersetCounty College have ;"/ organlzingatOYchildren inthe area,drlveManyf°r needYcon.ForGrand ,Jury ~j--L~*,..~,-- ,---- :’. r. r"1" I’~:,-,h.~,.~.~.,] [~" ’ Bm:S"EV_~ ’ " Q"iCk ~"~Eas.~ tributlons have b,~..-~,v.u.u. ! [-::’l~i::i f.~/,[~:] ¢ ia .,~~,:,,/o,46.oz. ,an ARMSTOONGI S |P ~ there IS stilltime left to donate SalusJ. Day°dew, 31, of Op- i~ Wlr#T.IS(OUPOOANOTNIPU|(IIA$|O! 4""*E~l"~t~’~;~f"P ~ possum Road, Montgomery Town- ~Z,. °° toys and games, th new and III ¯ .... Fries m ~~N ~|~U~TO~I~II [] movies !as|m 4 89 FrenchTeasl 3 ._o.__.,..’-’-o.l ship,taurant,Owner86 Nassau°fthe st.A wasand heldS ReS-for IN PRODUC[D|PT o o,,_.* _, s ’~;" A ---- |£A01[00K ..... mmco~,o, oooo ,..u ,..o,c ,,,~ fl£1[$H£~’ ----. ~ Anyone wishing to do sO may the grandjury folIowinga pre- M LIMIT’ON~UPONIP[RCUSTOM[I~ ~ LITTLE CHEF &)~ ,,:;~9c BROCCOLISPEARS 3’oi;:~]uu ::: 59" al~ ~b-~,~,o .0mr0 ICECREAM PIES leavetoys at theGreen Brook oughliminarYMunicipalhearingcourtinPrincetOnona chargeBur" .... SZAmXO0X (~4~~tos ~ [] o.4 c High School, 133 Jefferson Ave- of possession of pornographic ma- t],, MACARONI& BEEF 59c BROCCOLIFLORETS 2 ~’’ ~’ 89 BROCCOLISPEARS 4 v. ~, q00 |~q |’i’~, !~: 1/_. N.’. I ~: ]m ,~. |rHtCA ~ w,lrH Tm$ COUPOnAaO TN! eOKN*S! O, I~ nue, Green Brook or with John ter,als. ~ ~ Black,308 East Street, Bound Mr. Davldow was arrested NOV. ~:iAPPLEJUICE 3...... 49c °"’°’"°"WHITEPOTATOES 2 *,", 39 *°’"POLARBEARSUNDAES ,Zo:~89 ’~i""mJ’~ff~" ¯ ~~ tl~IT: ON|COUPONP|RCUSTOM|R ~ made in cooperation with Uatver- The toy drive will wind up with stty proctors, The suspect was ~~ a Christmas party to be held arrested by Borough police after Wednesday, Dec. 17. About 80 asearc h of his car produced the ’~E~ [~ ~..-.~ o ] -..i’ --4 ffi pre-schoolors from the Ch/IdDe- films and a movLe projector, pO" velopmentCenter will be on hand llce reportcd,U NA~CIfLYNH swusX~,~H~ 0u~c~mzr ¢ m ..,,,.,~w,.M,,m. mi when Santa Claus arrives at the PUMPKIN PIE ....!, ~49’ BROMO SELTZER’~:’79c PLAIN GRUYERE t,~ 4~ ~" -.’"’~’..’;~.LTL%...BBischool between3and Sp.m. Most - - Hd n MAHC¥LYNN rlSIIICR . 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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1969 PAGE FOUR :Ballet’s Annual ’Nutcracker’ ti,H~~H~~~H~~~~~~~~~~!~~~Hi~~M~~HHU~~M~i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~m~~~~H~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ iENTERTAINMENTGUIDE [ NOW!!! Is McCarter Holiday Feature Week of December 10 Through Present Day Club December 16 Watercolors by Hlroko Yos- The Princeton Regional Ballet An now, for the sixth consecu- hlkawa. Thru Dec. WE PAY has been dancing Tchatkovsky’s tive year, the seasonal produc- ART EXHIBITS Princeton Art Association immortal "The Nutcracker" in tion continues to be big box of- Poster Show, McCarter The- an annual holiday presentation at fice. Two scheduled matinee per- University Art Museum atre, Thru Dec. .. McCarter Theatre for the past Photographs by RosarloMaz- formances, on Saturday and Sun- MUSIC five years. With an unbroken day, Dec. 20 and 21 are already zeo. Lower Gallery, to Jan. record as a complete sell-out, completely sold out, and tickets 4. Friends of the Museum, Music Club of Princeton it is considered the most success- remain only for the opening per- ~0thAnniversary Exhibit, to Taplin residence, 55 Armour ful production in McCarter’s 42 !ormance on Friday evening, Dec. 21 (Tues. - Sat. 10-4; Rd. Wed., Dec. 10, 8:30 p.m. Sun.2-4) year history. Dec. 19. RutgersGymnasium Series Fifty membersof the Region- FirestoneLibrary FellciaWeathersp soprano WilliamBlake, Engraver. al Ballet under the direction of Thurs.,Dec. 11, 8:30 p.m. lAudree Estey will dance ,’The Main C~llery,"New usesfor PrincetonFolk Music Society ~~ Nutcracker" in its entirety, In- old houses" Princetoniana Home of Mr. and Mrs. Fret- DANCINGf eluding the seldom-performed Room berg, 138 HerrontownRd., The principal role Gallery 1O0 EVERYSA’T~ & SUN. NITE’ ~ Fri.,Dec. 12, 8 p.m. first act. PlumFa y will Christmms Show New JerseySymphony. ! Iofthe State Museum, Trenton ~ IVU I I |NUilgM ~ Ibe danced by Everest Mayora, War Memorial Auditorium, Kinetic sclflpture, by George TrentonFrt., Dec. 12,8:30. DA! I Dttt~llJ ~ [formerly prima ballerina of the Rickey and James Seawrlght, .D.FILLItUUIVI ~ IVenezuelanNational Ballet. ~- Princeton Soc.OF Musical Ama- 3~~,=~/N.j. ~.lmonSegarra, returning for his to Jan. 11 Drawings by John teurs Marlnto Jan. 4. Paintings "The ~~~’~" E’s~’ |’[thirdguest engagement, will he Handel’s Messiah" ~ by Lllla Cabot Perry, to Jan. Unitarian Church, Cherry ~’ With all Big Sandal ...... Iher Cavalier. 11. ..,INTERESTON ~ ~ Leading dancersfrom the Ro- Valley Rd., Sun., Dec. 14, e _ aaz.Sat. rlarwuberHar~lJh~r ~ [glonal Balletwho will perform N. J. Socizty of Architects, 5 p.m. thru, Dec. 28. Sun. Joe Payne 8 to 12 ~ [the divertissements ,which con- Rutgers, Voorhees Chapel Ser- SPECIALPASS ~. 9to12. F~r Couples ~’,~stitutethe familiar ’Nutcracker ies ~~t~.~:-t~v-~j’[Sulte" will include the following: Miriam Fried, violinist. BOOKTIME Snowflakevariations: Jill Lern- Men. Dec. 15, 8:30 p.m. i er. Metuchen and Kathy Rich. Triangle ards, Yardley; Hot Chocolate: ON STAGE OPFN ACCOUNTS Eloise Hlggias, Princeton; Chi- McCarter Theatre nese: Natalie Huston, Princeton; "Much Ado About Nothing" Candy Canes: Sherry Kapl~, Show Friday, Dec. 12 (opening Trenton; Marzipan, Debi Smith, night) and Sat. Dec. 13, 8:30 Htghtstown; Waltz of the Flow- If you missed "Call a Spade p.m. NowThrough Tuesday ers variations: AmandaA1drtdge, a Shovel", the 1969 Triangle PHS New Theater ClaudeBerrla Princeton, and Cathy Biewener, show which caused a stir at Festival of folk, rockand poe- ElisabethWiener Pennington; Ann Goldstetn of McCarter Theatre last week- try. High School band room. Trenton will be the Snowflake end, you might Just pick it up Fri. and Sat., Dec. 12 & 13, Queen and the Dew Drop Fairy, BEATRICEmaterializes, as McCarter Theatre’s assistant designer Martha Kelly fitscostume on Kathryn on tour. First stop this Fri- 7:30 p.m. with guest artist Jacques Ces- Walker for her leading role in "Much Ado About Nothing". Director John Lithgow makes a final day night, Dec. 12, is near- Bucks County Playhouse MARRYME by Westfield, NewJersey, High bron, formerly a soloist with the inspection of costume detail in the Theatre’s workrooms, where costumes for the new Shakespeare "She Stoops To Conquer" Pennsylvania Ballet, as her School, where the Plainfield Thurs,Dec. 11, 7:30, Fri. MARRYME partner. production were designed and made. Alumni Club will sponsor the &Sat., 8:30. (RatedM) performance. The rest of the Brecht West, (31 Albany St., Evenings-7 & 9 P.M. itineraryincludes Wilmington, New Brunswick Sunday.4:20, 6:40, 9 P.M. ’Much Ado’ At McCarter Del.,Dec. 13; the AliceTully ’"the White Whore and the i Hallat LincolnCenter in New Bit Player". Thurs. Dec. 11, York,Dec. 16, andWashington, SAT. & SUNDAY dents with a background in the 8:30, Fri. & Sat., at 8:30 Kathryn Walker, versatile la- One of the largest casts ever ¯ D.C., Dec. 17. & 10:30. DEC.13th & 14th assembled at one time on McCar- classics of drama. This year’s The club takesoff for Jack- at2~M. dy of the McCarter Company, choice is another Shakespearean ET ALIA will be the Beatriceof Shakes-teffs stage wilt take Part in this sonville, Fla. for a perform- SPECIAL production. Robert Blackburn will comedy, transplanted by director ance there on Dec. 19. NewOr- PrincetonArt Association CHI LDREN’SMATINEE "Much Ado About Noth- John Lithgnw from 16th cen- ing", which opens Friday eve- leans follows on Dec. 20, then HolidayWorkshop, 14 Nassau have the male lead as Benedick,tury Italy, to an Italian village nlng,Dec. 12 as the fourthpro- whileRichard Mathews willbe the Houston, Dec. 21, Denver, Bec. St., Thurs.Dec. 11, 10:30- ductionof theseason. of the 19th century. It will be en- 23, Indianapolis, Dec. 27, 4:30. well- meaning but somewhat hanced by incidental music com- SANTA’S dense country constable,Dog- Cleveland, Dec. 28, Detroit, UniversityObservatory, Peyton Mlss Walkertriumphed at Me- posed by Paul Alan Levi for this Dec. 29, and Pittsburgh, Dec. Hall CarterTheatre last yearasRosa- berry,Holly Villaire play’s Hero production, and by original cos- 30. OpenHouse, Lecture, 9 p.m.; FANTASYFAIR lind in "As You Like It".X can- and DoneganSmith is her lover tumes designed and produced in the viewing of sky Men., Dec. 15, didatefor an advanceddegree in ~c~]ml:~tm:~lEml:~: Claudlo,in the secondaryplot of McCarter workrooms. 1-,, ¯ ~ T t ~ 8:30 - 10:30. StartsWed,, drama at Harvard,Miss Walker the comedy. Tickets for opening night, and Dec.17th attendedthe LondonAcademy of for subsequentperformances on the ,tt Idea: | Patty Duke Musicand DramaticArt on a Ful- Shakespeare is a fixture in Saturday,Dec. 13 and Jan.3, are JamesFarentino McCarter repertory, whichisds- Rutger. ;0-Concert bright Scholarshipfrom 1967- now on sale at the McCarterBox l~l 1968, signed to provide ’University stu- Office.Curtain time. is 8,.30. Play Tickets ME,NATALIE Rere’sa. idea for Christ- HasMet Soprano (RatedM) ross--from McCarter Theatre: Evenings- 7 & 9P.M. Around The Galleries subscriptionsfor Sunday ma- tinee performancesof seven NEW BRUNSWICK -- FelicLa should-be seen by any camera playsin thecurrent repertory, Weathers, the highly Gallery 1 O0 Metropolitan Opera soprano, Studio !2 buffinterested in photographyas I are on sale at the box office art. The 37 blackand whitepho- of the At foras littleas $14.70.The’spe- )erform the second concert Studio 12 in the Montgomery tos are of such subjects from na- Gallery 100 the annual"Under’ )olmlarRutgsrs University Gym- Shopping Center has fine prints $I00"Christmas shq)v is in prog= cialmatinee series starts Sun- taslumSeries on Thursday,Dec. ture as egrets~ bultures, and Jelly day, Jan,4, with "The Firebugs, displa~ed among its other gems, fish, cactus, kelp, and pine ned- ross, and surely one of their with a . new line of intaglio "Zack and Heise" welded iron by MaxFrlsch, and runsalter-, ~II, begirining at 8:30 p.m. dles. Mr. Mazzeo does not depend hate Sundays throughApril. ~l" 1~1(=~ Wa~thnr.~t Gvmrmsium prints of flowers by Fernando on tricks of er~posure or develop- sculptures, manypricedunder$25, The big Torm, one of their interesting will make a senstational gift. Two It’s an especially happy " ...... ’"- f i ment, oi" on dramatic effects. Tex- thoughtfor houseboundolder ~lS~OO[~ es Z°~raa~mWstll:(~:s~%tn; s~x offerings. Studio 12 out-couPed ture is the thing. This show will school teachers from Vermont s the Museum of Modern Art in be up through January 11, as the have oreated these fetching and folks, and for high school ~ Strauss, five songsfo Kodaly, and getting3 from thisseries of 10 amusing pieces, from nuts, bolts students lastof a series of threeshown in I :~~m~m~~m~ five spirituals. Tickets for the limltededitions. Printmakers La- and odds and ends,bearing such’ performancemay be obtainedat man’splan badang and Moshe G’at are also connectionwith the StlegiltzMe- whimsical titles as "Hooten Hol- the Rutgers University Concerts morialLectures on Photography. Egg I featuredby thisGallery. Also beingshown in the Lower lerbird," "Welded Catcher," Knapp To Lead Office, 542 George Street, New~ Ccallery(thru Dec. 21) Is a loan and "Shovelback Pelican." Brunswick, or at the gymnasium University A rt Museumexhibitionof important16th and Also noteworthy are handsomely on the night of the concert. framed woodblockprints by HelenMusical Amateurs 17th centuryDutch drawings from "0-- RosarioMazzeo’s photographs, Slegl, some tiny silk screen on displayin the LowerGallery the privatecollection of Malda printsby ClaytonPond, old wild In "The Messiah" of theUniversity Art Museum,are and George Abrams.The exhibit VIOLINIST AT RUTGEI~ and catalogwere assembled at the flowerprints for the nature-lover, masterpiecesin thismedium, and Persianand Indianminiatures. NEW BRUNSWICK--Young ..WellesleyColleBe Art Museum. The Princeton Society of Musi- Is- raeli violinistMiriam Fried will t tl j , ! ’ I nn - ~- cal Amateurs will meet Sunday, II the presentthe secondconcert in the Dec. 14, at 5 p.m. at Uni- Voorhees Series at Rut- tarian Church. The program, Chapel conducted by Professor J. Mer- gsrs Universityon Monday,Dec. rill Knapp, will be Handel’s 15. The performancewill be- "Messiah." gin at 8:30 p.m.inVoorhees Chap- The soloists are Jean Thom- el onthe Douglass College campus. MIss Fried made her Carnegie, hck the as, soprano; Carol Lewis, alto; ReoitalHall debut last January.l Celebrate RufusHallmark, tenor and Gor- don Myers,bass. The violinistwill be accom- Musicallyinterested persons paniedby JudithOlson, Norwe- are cordiallyinvited to partici-gian-AmerlcanPianist, who is New Year’s Eve Ipate in this informalreading, pupil of BeverldgeWebster at Indians.... which is not tn any way a per- the JuilllardSchool. The pro- formance.Those wishingto par- gram willconsist of the Devil’s ticil~teshould contact Mrs. M.B. Trill Sonata by Tartini, the Son- at the Gottllebso thatproper arrange- ata in C Minor, Op. 30, No. 2, ments may be made for music of Beethoven, and works by Bar-i You’rea big manon your job, and refreshments for which there tok, Mozart and Wieniawski. is a small charge. Anyone wish- Tickets for the performance but you’re an evenbigger ing to Join the society may do so may he obtained at the Chapel at the door. on the concert night. manto yourfamily. Better ,m . see meabout our "Executive ShopAt Novicky’sFor .... Protector"Plan. Designed ... he c orried his moneyin the for big menwith big futures. form of beadsand trinkets from place to place. Today,the mod- ern way to carry moneyis in the formof checkslYou enjoy ARTHURL. cashat your penpoint.., easy and handy to use. Openyour safe, convenient checking ac- SKAAR $40per couple for everything count with us NOW! 900 S. Main Dinner... All Drinks...Tips Manville Huts... Noisemukers " HARMONICAS " COMBO DRUMS 725-4713 YOUR STATE FARM GUITARS ¯STANDS "JAW HARPS, ETC. INSURANCE AGENT -BANKING HOURS- TWO ORCHESTRAS GIFT CERTIFICATES Mon. 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Nations international Children’s bet, Jackson & Curt,s, of New Brown was graduated In 1958 MonJka Saladlno, News Editor holders of record on Dec. 26,pay- Dec. 13, The dividend announcement was Emergency Fund) On Halloween. York City. from New York UniversK7 They also plan to open two addi- made Jointly by Mayo S. Sisler, South Somerset News able Dec. 29. Mrs. A. J. Reid, Oxford Circle, Mr. Brown, 38, Joined Paine, where he received a Bachelor It is anticipated that the dividend tional branch offices, approved chairman of the Board and Anthony Sldllman, was the chairman of Webber In 1966 as Data of Mechanical Engineering De. ¯ Richard E. Deutsch, Managing Editor will also be paid to the stock- earlier this year, in Middlesex D. Schobarl, president of Franklin the event. -0- Processing Manager. In April, gree. Joseph Angelonl, Sales and Business Mgr. holders of the First National Bank and Bound Brook. 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Attention publicity chairmen for local clubs and organ- B:.:* izations served by this newspaper. We are saving space in REG.or TWINKLE 200 COUNT m>:o WHITE 250 FT ..... li:i: our final issue of 1969 for your club or organization to OUTDOOR ¯ It,-’, sum up your year’s accomplishments, and forecast some SARANor LEAD 3 SPOOL |ilil Replacement GIFT B:,:. of your future proiects. CURLING This is a chance for you to inform the citizens of your BULBS TINSEL TISSUE community what you have accomplished in the past year, and what you plan to do during 1970. RIBBONiii If you wish to include a pitotograph or two of some of your club’s activities last year, feel free to do so. We will try and get them into the newspaper along with your C9½ Ea¯ Reg. 29,/ article. ~ m Here are some important guidelines to follow in sub- miLLing your year in review article: ~ 1. The’deadline for these articles will be 5 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 18. We have set this early deadline so that we can make sure to save space for your story. 2. These stories should not exceed two typewritten pages. We have set this limit to insure that each club or organization will have space for its story. 3. Stories should be typed double-spaced, and should include the name and telephone number of someone who could be contacted for clarification of the story if needed. 4. Stories should be clear and concise. If you have any questions or would like any additional J O ~ B O’ information,please call our officeat 725-3300. ROtL$ "JJIIIlllll Relff|~14 ~- ~~m~~~H~~ | Trmngle Club Show: + Love It Or Leave It gl A lot of peopleare not going A paPallelbetween ’~Na~is to like"Call A SpadeAShovel," andCops" Is frighteninglyplau- PrincetonUniversity’s 1969 sibleand severalskits knock- TriangleClub production. Ingthe army are successful (al- That’sprobably why I loved though the army is an easy it. targetfor satirethese days) Thts tradition- breaking The ’2,001’ satire is a beauti- show(girls: a rockband, etc.) fully conceived sketch and borrows parts of its format the gorilla kicldine is an abso- from "Laugh-In, .... The Smoth- lute triumph. ers Brothers,""Hair," and sa- Thehighlights of the showall tiricalreviews such as "Beyond have one thing in common-- The Fringe" and "The Second Scott Berg, a Junior from Lo~ Clty." Angeles. In two and one - halfhours In "All Secaucus,."a ~parod~ of sketches, skits, songs, of auditions for a nude play, dances,and one - linevignettes, he portrays a swlshy chore- 25’bulb Outdoor the studentperformers examine ographer; in "The Prime of 47 war,politics, rock festivals, Miss Jean Bircher" a mannish moonlandings, theatre of the right - wing teacher; in "Moon nude, pmfootball andteleviston. Landing" a straight-as-an-ar- TREELIGHTS A few of the sketches row astronaut, and lntheshow’s (e~peciallya miserabletake- best sketch, a true masterpiece, OversizeOutdoor offon theSupremes) fall fiat, he is "The Gay Gourmet." and the young cast has some (If you know anyone who projection problems, but the caught the show last week, you’ll flaws pale in comparison to hear about that one.) DOORFOIL the show’s triumplm. Scott Berg is simplytremen- A key to appreciating °’Call dons--fantastic facial expres- 15-inch I! A SpadeA Shovel" is the realiza- sions, fine vocal quality, anda 20.ft. Outdoor tion that it is, essentially, beautifulsense of comedy. Reg. 98¢ a variety show, and not every- The Princetonperformances thing Is meant to be hilarious are overfor theTriangle Club, mt.s.o,co. 97’ HOLLY or lovely -- "The Wonder- (unlesspopular demand corn-. ful World of War" is not pels them topsrformonce more tasteless by accident -- it when they returnfrom tour on WeatherproofOutdoor treats Vietnam Just ltke ABC Dec.31) but theyhave not left treats the Olympics, and Am- the area yet. BERRY ericans are not supposed to Friday night (Dec. 12)the C show will be In Plainfield at LIGHTCLIPS 2 think of war that way -- the sa- ttrtc point being that far too Westfield High Auditorium¯ many people do. On Tuesday (Dec.’16) "Call WREATH~ Most of the songs are for- Spade¯.¯" is at Manhattan’s Lin- gettable, with two notable ex- coln Center (Alice Tully Hall.) ceptlons(and some Broadway The Triangle Club’s bra- musicalsdon’t have two good very in taking this show to such SPOTLIGHT 166 songs anymore:)"Wandering" "silentmajority" hotbedsas is as gooda folkballad as any "Jac~on~.l,,,’~awleans," ImdoorReplucome.! cv/, written professionally, and ’~n The Morning" is a haunting love and even Indianapolis is ad- song. mirable. I fear for their safety. The Nlxon-Agnew imitations If you ere of the belief that are disappointing, but the "Julle And David" scene is superb. than Attorney General Mlt- m che11,l suggestyaLE either try to catch this show in Plainfield or New York City, or write to the " I club demanding a return en- ¢ ~ m HOURS: ~J glxgement at princeton, TUCKTAPEbenaune ~’ ~’~S 9~; Ill OPEN DAILY ~ you’ll love it. If, however, your Spire ~~~"""" .... ’~"’" """"’""’""" ~ ~;AS Agnew National Fan Club A " ,o n’I ,oocard e,is .burning a hole hlyour.,. Reg. 79¢/ haps you should write to the 36 Justice Department to warn D!pRPLAIIUES _Y/__] ¯ , , ¯ them that "effete, impudent snobs" will be gatheringin 12 10 -HOLIDAY4’t " ’ ~ w / t. n ,vwr, ~ I~+ ’~’ \ : ~ too,.os their "masocldstic ooo ten-,o DOLLIES dencies"by attending"Call A Z for ~ Y" // \ Spade A Shovel." ~ --’-= ~ " ’ |~1 122W. M.i. SP. |amon,llle ~-~ o..-,..-...... -., ’ ;-Bill Adams--- DISTINCTIVE KIRT ! ~NNNNm@NNt~ ELECT NEWOFFICERS SOLID PACK ’ i MEETING SLATED The Polish American Citizens CANDLEIIOLDER 9_’_ CH R ISTMAS /"i~iii’ C ’ The regular monthly meeting of thB:i"br°°entlyelsct"dnewy.~,omcersfo~HOLLYBELL a~, CARDS / + the Somerset County Catholic .+’" L U ¢ S UL.TA B L E Youth Organization, CYOswill be held on Dec. 14 at 7 p.m. in Bernice Smolinski; secretary . FOR IMPRINTING ~ , ’oretta Mazewski; aa and treasurer .... :~ .,.,,~.,.~.~---~" Christ The King School. StanleyRegina Jasinski.Konczyk;vicepresident. --6- 0 GARLAND Not remonsible for typographical errors. Wereserve the riqht to limit quantities. Someitems not available in all stores. "AGE SIX THURSDAY,DECEMBER 1 I, 1969 tm Bookmobile To Visit Retarded Children Community Group oj "% Christmas Party In Rocky Hill Montgomery Schools Set For Sunday Plans Holiday ’Do’ ~.SOMERSET HOSPITAL ESKOW-- A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Eskow of 201 MONTGOMERY-- A Mobile Proceeds will furnish additional The Rocky Hill Community ~.NN -- A daughterto Mr. North Fourth Street, Manville, Book Fair is being planned this books for the MontgomeryHigh The Central Jersey Association Group will hold a Christmas coffee and~rs. Richard Glynn of 341 on Dec. 4. month for the township schools. A School library. for ExceptionalChildren will hold on Thursday, Dec. 13 at the Com- Natal Seventh Avenue, Manville bookmobile will visit the two ele- For secondary schools, the munity Center from 10 a.m. to bookmobile will offer paperbacks their annual Christmas Party for on~i’k 28. VALENTINe -- A son to Mr. mentary schools on Orchard Road the retarded children of Middle- noon. According to Mrs. Edward B~DAI-- TwindaughterstoMr t nd Mrs.Victor Valentine of 275 from Dec. 18 through 22, and the covering subjects from English, sex and Somerset Counties at the Townsend, chairman, all new- anddHrs. John Budai of 958 Ra- ~outhMain Street, Manville, on. new high school the week of Dec. math, science and social studies American’..’ Legion Hall, TeaStreet, comers to the Rocky Hill area ben~:~venue, Manville, annoy. 27. ~ov. 30. 15 to 19. to crafts~ hobbies, sports and lei= Bound Brook, on Sunday, Dec. 14, within the last six months The project, sponsored by the sure reading. Elementary school from 1 to 5 p, m. have been invited to meet the mem- myers will find hard cover pic- bers of the Community Group and ~SSO--A daughter to Mr. P.T.A., will be staffed by mere- PRINCETON HOSPITAL {bars. Chairmanis Mrs.Roy Jack-:urebooks and other educationally the wives of the Boroughofficials.¯ and;,~rs. Robert Galasso of Wil= recommended volumes for young There willbe a visit from San- on man for the highschool and Mrs. A demonstration of weaving on Iow.~.Rbad, Belle Mead, Dec. 2. readers. ta Clauswho willdistribute toys hand looms by some members of t~ MUENTENER-- A daughter to EugeneBlack for the elementary. andspecial entertainment for the Mr. and Mrs. John Muentener of the wuaving group which meets STULACK--A daughter to Mr. children. in the Centerwill be featured. Sunset Road, Skillman, on Nov. 23. This year cooperation has CHARLES CRUSERJR, ~" _’~Mrs. William Stulack of 515 SENEVENTO-- A son to Mr. Doris Descoteau Coffee will be poured by Mrs. HrO01~ Boulevard, Manville, on been extended by the Trans- and Mrs. Francis Senevenio of MiSS JO-LYNN PATRICK Frank Bahr, Mrs. Bennie Brown Harlingen-Griggstown Road, Belle Is Engaged To portation Department of the New BlawenburgMan and Mrs.Wilson. Mead, on Nov. 29. A Christmas Boutique, or- J~r~eyR~s’dent to collect Manp°wer the toys fromcenter donors ganizedby Mrs.John Meggittand STANISLAW -- A daughter to Patrick Panel and transport them to the par- PETERSON -- A son to Mr. Bruce Canard Gets Air Force Mrs.Charles Stabler, will be held Mr.i and Mrs. Daniel Stanislaw of Mr. and Mrs. Emery Desootsau ty location. This is under the su- in conjunctionwith the coffee. 246 ’~t CamplatnRoad, Manville, and Mrs. Donald A. Paterson of of Man- pervision of Dr. Pamela Cough- Duty Assignment Christmasornaments, ’ cuddly on Dec.I. 26 Robin Road, Skillman, on Nov. 207 North Second Avenue, Engagement vtlle, have announced the engage- lie, who is the assistant direc- clowns,waterproof totebags with 30. tor of the New Jersey Manpower ment of their daughter, Miss Doris -- matchingpurses, painted ccramio Center at Camp Kihner. BLAWENBURG Airman itemsand "The MillstoneRiver" IANELLI -- A son to Mr. and Descoteau to Seaman Bruce Announced Charles A. Cruser, Jr., son of Mrs..~Mlchael Ianelli of Echo Ave- i Canard of 1438 LongRuad, Somer- by ElizabethMenzies will be of- ST. PETER’S the Mr. and Mrs. CharlesA. Cruser’ faredfor sale. nue; ~.Belle Mead, on Dec. 5. ville. Dr. Coughlin is also co- of Route 518, has receivedhis GENERAL HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Patrick ;.. A graduate of Manville High chairman of the Board of Direc- first Air Force duty assign- BIRD -- A daughter to Mr. and School, Miss Descoteau is em- of 130 Evans Drive, Manville, tors of the Central Jersey As- JACOBY--A daughter to Mr. have announced the engagement of mentafter completing basic train- MrS. ~ RichardBird of 110 South ployec at Amwit in South Somer= sociation for exceptional children. ing at LacklandAir Force Base and Mrs. Sheldon Jacoby of 70 their daughter, Miss Jo-Lynn -0- 17th i Avenue, Manville, on Dec. 6. ville, a division of Amvtt Cor- in Texas. VIRS -- Twins to Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kennedy Boulevard, 22-F, poration of Cleveland, (~io. Patrick to Michael R. Pane,son of Somerset, on Nov. 18. Her fiance, a graduate of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pane of 1310 The airman has been assigned Andrew Vlrs of 803 Pope Street, to a unit of the Air Force Sys- Mad~lle, on Dec. 6. HORVATH--Ason to Mr. and Bridgewater = RarRan High School Louis Street, Manville. ,o Mrs. DavidHorvath of I14 Home West is serving a four year en- Miss Patrick is a graduate tems Command at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif., for training J Street, Somerset, on Nov. 25. Ustmenttn the U.S. Navy and is of Manville High School and is ¯ ¢. and duty as a security police- TQ.WNLEY-- A daughter to Mr. stationedin Norfolk,Va. He re- attending Bradley University WEBER--Ason to Mr. and Mrs. ceivedhis basictraining at Great where she is majoring in Fine man. and’iMrs. Edward Townley of 1128 Harold Weber of 115 Culverstreet LakesNaval Training Station, Ill. Arts. A 1965 graduate of Princeton Gre¢~nStreet, Manville, on Dec. 7. Somerset, on Nov. 26. High School, Airman Cruser re- TOMKO-- A daughter to Mr. He is serving aboard the USS Her fiance graduated from Man- BAXTER--A daughter to Mr ceived his B. A. in 1969 from and:i~rs. Lawrence Tomkoof 157 Arneb,now on deploymentto the ville High School and is a Junior and Mrs Morris Baxter of 23~ and honor student at Youngstown Alderson - Broaddus College in SOu~;:17th Avenue, Manville,on Phillips Road, Somerset, on Nov. Mediterranean. MISS DORIS DESCOTEAU I The wedding is planned for July State University,Ohio. He is ma- Philippi, W. Va. Dec.;~. 27. 18, 1970. Jorlng in music. -0- The couple plan to be married AMERICA’S LARGEST FAMILY CLOTHING CHAIN in June and will reside in Youngs- town, Ohio. -0- Pine Grove Kids ¯ ’4- EST. 1940 OPEN Hold Tow-Wows’ 9:30 ’TIL Cosmopolitan FRANKLIN-- The six kinder- . . :. :: i : ~~ ,.:~.;:.:. 9,:30 gartenclasses of PineGrove Man- or School celebrated Thanksgiving ~1 Associates To by holding two large Indian Pow- ~ Wows, once in the morning and one in the afternoon on Wednesday i Meet Monday Nov.28. ~ ;~,~;.... The Pew-Wowswere held in the ~i ¯ ~.~.~ Somerville O! The Chapter of s ch ooiauditor turn underthe dlrec- I ¯ ~i the CosmospolitenAssociates lion of the kindergarten teach- ¯ Inc, will meet at St. John’s Epis- ¯~,~.:;i LAWRENCE W. EGAN ers, Mrs. Aschenbach,Mrs. Car-Jn 2: ,. ~.. copal Church, 158 W. Hlghh Street ter, and Mrs. DeWitt. In ~ Somerville, at 8 p.m. on Monday, Dec. 15. o : .% MOVIE There will be a sweet and BENEFITJ=]’- = I~)ll~ savory buffet wlth members mak- Egan Elected special performance of theli~11,,,£ = ing their favorite recipes. full-colormovie "Brightlyof the ~.,....l ~. Two of the members will talk on Grand Canyon", at the Princeton ]~ ~ Christmascustoms in and Hungary To Board Playhouse on Saturday, Dec. 13 ~ ~ ai Mexico. at I p.m., will benefit the Cherry I~ ~ ~i~ The group is seekingnew mem- bers.If youare interested contact Of Directors the vice president Mrs. Michael Fund. ,| r Dean, 41 Fieldstone Drive. -0" Lawrence W. Egan of Martins- ville has been elected to Somerset Trust Company’s board of direc- tors, it was announced today by , Richard Lothian, president. FHS, MHS Mr. Egan has been serving for more than three years as a mem- ber of the bank’s advisory board i Participate for the Martinsville- Finderne area. Untilhis retirementlast year he was associated with the In Tests family firm, the Egan Machinery Franklin High School and Company, for more than 20 years. Montgomery High School He continues to serve as a dis are among 55 New Jersey schools rector. I participating in competitive tests for the New Jersey Chemistry A former member of the board" League. for the Somerset Valley United Six chemistrytests, prepared Fund, Mr. Egan recently accepted by Fairleigh - DtckinsonUniversi- appointment to the board of the ty, will be administered in 1970 Somerset County Day Care Cen- on Jan. 8, Feb.5, March 5, Aprilter. 2, and May 16. Awards will be given by the He is a graduate of Stevens~ league in several categories for Institute of Technology where he the highest cumulativeindividual received a degree in mechanical and schoolteam scores. engineering in 1943. Following ~0~ graduation from college, Mr. Egani served as a lieutenantwith the U.S. Ai’my Air Corps. After his re- __~" CHRISTMAS PARTY lease from service, Mr. Eg~n ::~::~:71!i:i: Joined the Ransome Division of .... The StevensonD’Alessio Post, Worthington Corp, in Dunellen. you like ~.: Wouldn’t. !~:::i:~i American Legion,Somerville, will He was with the firm until the ~t~ onhold13 its at2 annualpm Christmasin the PostParty Egan Companywas founded. to receivethis Homeon Union Avenue. ThePost’s Mr. Egan is married to the t~~. ,2 Auxiliarywill assist the chairmanformer Phyllis Bartle of Martins- arrangeme,tsJoaAhrensfleldandJohnCarrolinforthis event, vllle.three 0hildre..They are the parents of Extra Money at iii .... I ...... " iii: ChristmasT00?

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PILE.COLLAREDnHORTCOAT : i/ ::i "THE MOSTI N A SANDWICH" WEHAVE ...... ’"ill, fu,’,’y-s.f/pile coil;.’, a,,d a bclt that tu,.,cls ~~~gl--8"8 i ;-:?i:; "" ~-BANKING HOURS- Ihmugi~colossal-size curvedpockets; brass butto.s ~ ~ ~ : : Man. Tues. & Wed. ,~ ~ ¯ : :::: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. andbuckle. I, hrushcd-tcxture fal)ric with pri.tccl Dakota Dogs.,=.=~,,~,~=~ ¯ acetate quihed-li.i.g..Misses’ sizes 10 to IS. ,~--~ ~..,~ :. ’ ThSrs. ¯ 9 a.,n. to 6 p.m. Texas Weiner ~~ Fri..- 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. :: ChilliDogs ~ ).m. to 7:30 EDWARDIAN-COLLARED MAXi ~’.~ LouisiannaWeiner ~~ /~eTT~vC ~(~Z~(~ With smi.’t tortoise-tone buttons and buckle glowing Cheese Hound ~"~’ Bar-B-Q Onion Dog ,,. mclttm ,,f 85% reproccssed wool, 10%u,k,own i ,cprocessedfibers. 5~F other illwrs; colorful li.ing. An Meatball on half Pizza bread almostbelt-high center kick-pie;at. Misses’ sizes 6 to 16. - ’~..~ Sausageon half Pizza bread ., .. misses’ sizes ’ Hamburgers ~ ~i Cheeseburgers {Lincoln Hwy.} i And. a varietY of other sandwhiches !iFRANKLINTWP.-ON RTE. 27 - al- ¯ ~:h~tW~n KnnMInll D-~,,.I...~....,11 ItJl...,a,~ o...... n--~ H=mlllnn. I..,h r County Board Gives Life Membership IPre-nursing

HILLSBOROUGI’I-- A life-time I senior county agent. is the"little overlooked : honorary membership in the Sore- J Mr. Repair also presented pins that are a help in getting any. Job-,ITest Planned ersot County Board of Agricul-i,,denoting distinguished service" done." Mr. Cregg is an instruc- ture was presented to David W.[in the Farm Bureau to William tor with the Dale Carnegie lrmtt- Amermanat the annual dinner INulton of ~tIiddlebush and Charles lute. For Saturday meeting of the Board Dec. 6 In the[v N. t)avis of New Center: A demonstration on "The Hunt" A pro-nursing test for all ln- Raritan Valley Grange Hall, "At Its business meeting, the was given by Miss Christine tarested high school seniors for The membership was pre- group approved the revised Con- Thompson, a member of 4-H from the 1970 freshman class at St. sented in appreciation of his 30 I sitution and Bylaws of the Farm Hunterdon County. She described Peter’s General Hospital School years of service as secretary- Bureau and County Board of Agri- the fox hunt and discussed certain of Nursing will be held at 9 a.m., treasurer of the organization. He culture. aspects including etiquette, pro- resigned earlier this year becaase In discussing the "Little Recog- cedures and dress. on Saturday, Dec. 13, in the school auditorium. of Poor health. The presentation nized Keys to Success," guest New Board directors elected Also eligible, and invited to was made by Harold N. Repair,~ speaker Roger Cregg noted that tt were Ronald Folk, Bedminster; take this test are high s~ool Russell E. Hill, Neshanic; John graduates, regardless of age, sex, Perrine, Marttnsville; Walter Wy- or marital status who might be ckoff, Belle Mead; Cory Kammler Est. Sally Augustine& OtherJ considering a career In nursing. of SkiUman and Mrs¯ Lester Ter- Miss Dorothy May, director of Removed.American.Italian Club hune of Grlggstown. 500 Terhune(off N. Harrison)Princeton, N.J. the school, has announced that Master of ceremonies was Wil- once again this year a number of Wed.Be©. 17- 9 A.M. liam Staats, the youngest member $1,000 scholarships will be pre- Exhibit, Tues.16 - 12 to 5 p,m. of the Board of Agriculture. The sented by the Robert Wood Joh~- Mrs. Augustine’s’65 Oldsmobile(good condition) Sold invocation and the benedictionwere offered by Harry Brayn~ chaplain son Foundation to some qualified 12:30) - 35 lovely Oriental Rugs{Sold 1 p.m.) Complete members of the 1970 class w];o QualityAntique & Householdfurnishingsll Large quantities at the Grange. agree to be commuting students. niceglass & goodchina; silver. Unknownstorage? Color T.V. Following the program, a brief Other grants-in-aid are also Appliances,Etc.HJ lO00’s nice iternsl meeting was held of the Board of available to incoming freshmen Lester & Robert Slatoff Directors at which L. Martin Van Nuys of Belie Mead was elected and information on these finan- Auctioneers- Appraisers. Trenton cial assistance programs may be Order.1st NationalBank of Princeton president; Steven Selody of Man- obtained from the school’s Reg- ville, vice president; and Ronald Perrlne of Martlnsville, secretary istrar. i i i Ill i All candidates for the class are !treasurer. "required to take the pre-nursing Mrs. Grace Staats of Somer- D & T CARPETINSTALLERS ville was in charge of the ar- test on one of these dates¯ Test reservations and application forms rangements, may be obtained from the Regis- ~0" trar of the school. ¯ W/WINSTAL LATION --O-- ¯ CEMENTDOWN SPECIALISTS ON DEAN’S LIST GOOD HUNTING ¯ INDOOR&OUTDOOR Miss Diane Regter, daughter of ¯ EXPERTCLEANING Mrs. Wands Regter of 116 Kno~ Sal Bellomom of 519 West Camp- Street: was named to the Dean’s plain Road, Manville, on Dec. List at Berkeley Junior College, 1, shot an eight point,. 140 buck Call Now356-7193 or 381-3216 East Orange. She is a 1969 gra- Mr: Bellomo was hunting near duate of Manville High School. Freeland, ;Pa. ii i Federal Approval Granted For Alignment Of 1-95

Transportation Commissioner t Davidl J. Goldbergannounced the The Commissioner added he had : .i stone River and Delawareand Rar. groups In the near future to re- Federalgovernment has approvedsent letters to affected elected Ran Canal. view the alignment, in light of alignmentof InterstateRoute 95 officials and planning boards in The alignment continues east the differences of opinion among SUPERB WOOL : i in Somersetand MiddlesexCoun- the two Counties advising them crossing Cedar Grove Lane north the varioustownships, and the ties. of the approvals. The Commie,- of Treptow Row where it curves additionof the BoundBrook con- CommissionerGoldberg said he stoner noted in his letters that , slightly to the north and crosses nector. SPORTCOATS was advisedof theapproval of the the Department now has under the Raritan River near the Junc- 12.4 mile section by Federal study a freeway concept known as tion of Demott Lane and Easton NI,apt’d influence in 807 which would extend north- Avenue. {we and 3-1)uttop Francis C. Turner by letter on ward of 1-287 between and papal- In Middlesex County the align- models with new waist- ¯ " Nov. 20. The approval covers let to the Garden State Parkway ment continuesin a northeast- suppression, wider the alignment from County Route and 1-287 as it courses northward. erly direction,traverses the 514 In Hillsborough Township, northerportion of the RiverRoad lapels, hand-tailori,lg The south end of the entire campus of Rutgers University, to Interstate Route 287 near South alignment is located at Scotch details. Surface int’erest Plainfield in Middlesex County. then passes about a quarter mile ¯ i,, glen plaids, Road in Ewing Township, Mercer The Department proposed an County, wheri~ the existing l~ee- east of Lake Nelson on its way twills, herringbones.’ alignment all the way from the to a Junction with Interstate Route ;u,d overplaids. way ends. From there it extends V Co:~ $~ 5 ~ vicinity of the Delaware River north passingapproximately 1.5 287 in South Plainfield. at a public hearing May 18, 1966, miles east of Pennlngton and From there, the Interstate but the Federal government re- roughly2.5 miles west of Law- Freeway extends east to the New COMPLETEALTERATIONS INCLUDED Turnpike quired further documentation on r enoeville. Jersey where a connec- the northern section¯ tion is nearly completed, 1-95 The Commissioner also an-I Farther north the alignment then follows the Turnpike north nouncedapprovM was granted Nov. passesabout two miles east of to Route 46. North of Route 46 PURE WORSTED SLACKS 13 for a spur to extend from 1-95 HopewellBorough, and aboutthree a one.mile stretch to 1-80 is to 1-287 in the vicinity of Scuth miles norththe’ alignment then underconstruction, Pure virgin wool worsted Bound Brook¯ The spur, wrote converges with the Reading Rail- On Feb. l, 1968, the Department Ihul,,els and plain weaves. Mr. Turner,will permitthe great- road, then parallels the east side announced federal approval of that be;wing the I’amou,~ Wool est flexibilityin the ultimate loca- of the tracks until 1-95 comes I pertion of the route’s alignment abreast of Millstone Borough. Marki)f quality. Wrinkle- tionof any futureextension of a from Scotch Road to County Road ,05 Freeway north of 1-287. Thespur, 514,Hfllsborough Township. Ires I}Prm;tllPill t’reilse, I The alignment then gradually ~ CommissionerGoldberg noted, curves east from the railroad The Commissionersaid it Is Ikm- Rol waisdmnd, has been designated Interstate in an arc about a mile north of the Department’sintention to I"vmwhI1~ 5 ;rod ather Route 695. Millstone, then crosses the Mill- schedttle meetings with interested e×pensive(;,floriilg Comp. details! Sizes 29 I,) 4% value ’~15 COMPLETEALTERATIONS INCLUDED J

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The"l)ig-game hu,=ter" look with authentic ’ :: Ih irish details-the Norfolk paneled front, :;~ i ;ill around belt with buckle, oversized /lap pot.kels. Bugged all cotton corduroy ~ : : full) lined in Malden’sl)lush acrylic :: pile, A coat winner[ Sizes :~(~-4fl, ~ ¯ FRANKLINTWP.-ON RT£. 27 (u.©ot.¯ :: , : .:: , i awy.)....¯ ’..’/i’)i L, between Kendall Park and North Brunswick THURSDAY,DECEMBER 11, 1969 PAGE NINE I IIII Israel Navy Commander Engineers Methodists CommunityBaptist I Ill I I OBITUJ:II..IE$ To Speak At Bond Dinner Plan Advent Sanctuary Choir i j IInstall New To Sing Cantata The Commandero~thelsrael PETER A. D’APLSA pital, Melbourne, Fla. Mrs. Hazel Watllngtonof Prince- Navy duringthe Six-DayWar Officers Services FRANKLIN -- The Sanc- Bern in Geor~a, he was a life= ton Junction and several nieces of 1967,Admiral Shlomo Erell, tuary Choir of CommunityBaptist BELLE MEAD -- Funeral ser- long Princeton area resident. He and nephews. The thirdcandle of the AdventChurch, Somerset, willprasent the Iwas will be the principal speaker The Raritar. Valley Chapter of wreathwill be lightedDec. 14 viceswere held Tuesday for Pe- a retired auto mechanic and Funeral services will be held to- andwill present Israel’s"Jeru- Christmas Cantata, "The Birth- ter A. D’Apisa, 80, of Woodward a member of the Kingston Volun- day at 2 p.m. from ~e Klmbla the American Institute of Plant at the MontgomeryUnited Metho- day of The King" at the morning salem - City of Peace Award" Engineers in its recent meeting Drive. He died Friday, Dec. 5 teer FireDepartment. Funeral Home, 1 Hamilton Ave. I dist Churchduring the 11 a.m. worship service on Sunday to Donald 9antel at the Israel elected the first officers of this worshipservice. Roy. John D. in his home. He is survived by four sons, The Rev. James Mechem, Pastor (Dec, 14.) of the Kingston Presbyterian Bond Dinner on Sunday even- new chapter. Painterwill deliver his Ad- Interment was in Holy Redeemer Robert W. of Princeton, John C. third The cantatawaswrittenbyNor- Cemetery, South Plainfield. of Kingston, Gregory T. of NewChurch will officiate with inter- ing, Dec. 14, at the Somerville vent message, "A Day of Good woodDale and willbe directedby Inn. Dan A. Reisz, P. E., Chief A native of Italy, he livedin Brmmwtckand William D. of Beyn= ment in Dutch Neck Cemetery. Mr. Engineerof Cel-Fibe,Division News." G. Dean McAdoo. Piano accom- Contributions may be made to Pantel is being honored Seasonal music and special the Plainfield area for more than ton Beach, Fla. and six grand- "for distinguished service to of Johnson& Johnsoh,was elected panlstwill be Mrs. HaroldMul- S0 years before moving "here children. Also, two sisters, Mrs. the American Cancer Society in Israeland Commun- president. readings will highlight the service, len. threeyears ago, Gladys Slices of Penns Neck and Trenton, the Jewish to be held in the Orchard Road ity"through his leadership of The other elected officers are: Soloistswill be Mrs. Robert A retiredpainter, he wasa com- I School. Nissley,soprano; Kathy Leery, successfulIsrael Bond cam- Stephen P. Yurko, Plant Engineer municantof St. Paul’sChurch in AMERICA’S LARGEST AMILY CLOTHING CHAIN paigns in Somerville- Bound of Waldron-HartigDivision of Several men and youth of the alto;William Snedeker, tenor, and Princetonand a formercommuni= the Brook,as well as other key MidlandRoss Corp.,first vice church will spend tonight at Dean McAdoo,bass. cant of St. Bernard’sChurch In Training School for Boys, making communalendeavors. president.Joseph Roll, Plant The Children’sChoir will lead Plainfield. His wife Lucy died last EST. 1940 Mr. Eugene M. Cohen is Engineerof EasternSteel Bar- Christmas decorations with the thecongregation in thecalltoWor- August. servingas generalchalrmsn rel Corp.,second vice president. boys of Cottage 6K. The program ship by singing"Oh Come All Ye Survivors include a daughter, P:30 of thisyear’s Israel Bond ef- The Chapter directoris Ro- begins at 7:30 p.m. FaithfuL"Holly Carlsonwilllight Working together on the decora- Mrs. Eugene Sansone, with whom ’TIL fort in the area, Dr. Maxwell bert Salvin,P. E., Managerof the third candleon the Adventhe made his home, and two grand- 9:30 Engineeringof PersonalProducts tions, the church youth and the Wreath. Borow is co-chairman and Mrs. TrainingSchool boys will later children. Jerome H. Taub is Women’s Company.The secretaryis Jas- Members of the Baptist Youth -0- decoratethe cottage’sChristmas Fellowship will decorate the sanc- Division Chairman. Mr. Henry per J. Correntiof Ethicon,Inc., tree, purchasedby the Montgom- Gulko is serving as honorary and the treasureris WilliamC. tuary Saturdaymorning (Dec. 13) HAROLD HEACOCK Gaudy of EconomicsLabs, Inc. ery UnitedMethodist Youth Fel- at 10 a.m. chairman of the Tribute Com- lowship.Mrs. DaleGwln willaid The RaritanValley Chapter of .0- mittee. the groupin the makingofdecora- KINGSTON=- Harold E. Hea- Other key officers of the AIPE is a 30-membergroups and cock, 58, of 75 Laurel Ave., died willreceive its cllarter from the tlons.The decoratingof the tree Christmas Vesper Dinner Committee.are: Leon- willtake place on Saturday,Dec. Friday in the Brevard County Has- Internationalorganization of AIPE .. _ ,, z __ ard R. Blumberg, Mrs. Ben- 20th at 10 a,m. Jamin Borow, Rabbi Isaac J. SHLOMO ERELL in February1970. Service Slated In The AmericanInstitute of Plant There willbe a receptionof new Concert, Pageant Wasserman, Rabbi Martin membersin the churchon Jan. 4 Merln,Rabbi David P. Prince Engineersis an Internationalnon- a muchlarger fleet, including profittechnical society designed to duringthe morningworship serv- Harlingen Church and RabbiMichael L. Abraham. ice.Those wishing to be received Set In Griggstown Membersof the DinnerCom- more modernvessels. furtherthe career of plantengin- " HARLINGEN -- The West- A leadingofficer of Israel’s as membersare asked to contact mitteeinclude: Mrs. Michael eers and improvehis serviceto minsterHandbell Choir and the GRIGGSTOWN -- The annual navalforces since statehood his company through monthly Rev. Paintera week in advance L. Abraham, Mr. and Mrs. arrangementsSenior Choir of the Harlin- Christmas concert and Sunday was proclaimed,Admiral Er- meetings,plant visits, committee of the date so that Edward Allen, Mr. and Mrs. can be made.A brief introduction gvn Churchwill presentChrist- Schoolpageant of the Griggstown Louis Berg, Mr. and Mrs. ellhas been in chargeof naval workand technical sessions. mas Choral Vespers on Sunday, ReformedChurch will be held in training,has servedas Naval to membersh’ip will be available Charles Berman, Mrs. Leon- The chapterwill have its next for those who wish to participate, Dec. 14, at 7 p.m. in the sanc= the sanctuaryat 7 p.m. on Sun- ard R. Blumberg,Mrs. Max- Attacheat variousIsraeli em- tuary. This will be under the day,Dec. 14. bassies,and has commandeda meetingon Tuesday,Jan. 6, fea- -0- well Borow,Mr. and Mrs. Ro- turing a seminaron motivation. directionof thechoir director Miss ParticiPating will be the bert Bostwick, Mrs. Eugene fleetof destroyers. Billle Mezzo and organist, Choral Group and Junior and Duringthe War of Independ- The membership roster for GUEST LECTURER M. Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. Leo chartermembership is open to Robert Krulisch. A fellow- SeniorChoirs. The JuniorChoir J. Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. Lud- ence, Admiral Erell com- interestedplant engineers of this shiphour will follow in thechurch willbe ledby Mrs.Lester Terhune mandedthe shipwhich entered Dr.John Flzer, 26 Bedford wig Daniel,Mr. Carl Dudeck, area untilthe end of December. St., house. and the Seniorby ColinLancaster Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eagle,Mr. Beirutharbor under cover of Franklin,chairman of theRusslan l The Youth Fellowship witlholda Mrs.Martin Sorenson will direct nightand blew up Hitler’sfor- Applicantsshould contact Mr. Department of Rutgers, was a and Mrs. GilbertEisler, Mr. Reiszor Mr. Yurko. work party on Thursday, Dec. 11at the ChoralGroup as well as the mer yacht,which the Syrians and Mrs. SamuelFarber, Mr. -0- guest lecturer at Notre Dame 7 p.m. to decorate the sanctuary combined choirs. Accompanists and Mrs. HarveyR. Feldman, had purchasedand were con= and Northwestern Universities will be Mrs. Jens Arnesen and verting into a warship. In during the first week of Decem- for the Christmas season. Mr. PearsonFleisher. QUALIFIED REPRESENTATrVE Elders and deacons were Mrs. Lancaster. Also Mr. and Mrs. Ernest 1951, he commandedtwo war- ber. His topic was "Aesthetics elected at the annual congregation= The pageant with the theme shipswhich came to theUnited SocialistRealism." Fuerst, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Morton Sussman, l0 Marigold of al meeting of the tIarlingen Re= "Christmas Lights," will be un- States at the time of Prime -0" Granetz, Mr. and Mrs. Na- Lane, has qualified as a regis- formed Church last Sunday. El- der the direction of Mrs. Lloyd than Granetz, Mr. and Mrs. MinisterDavid Ben.Gurion’s Taylor. visit to mark the opening of tered representative of John Han- Be a community reporter. If ders are Issac B. Stryker, ReubenGranetz, Mr. and Mrs. cock Distributors Inc., a broker- John Hunt and John H. Shinkos; A fellowship hour will follow in SidneyGranetz, Mr. and Mrs. the Israei Bond drive, you see something newsworthy dealer for John Hancock mutual happen in your community, report deacons include Linwood McDaniel =the church hall, including the tra- Walter Granetz, Mr. and Mrs. A native of Poland, Admir- funds. Mr. Sussman is associ- and William Seubert. They will be ditional singing of Christmas al Erell came to Palestine with it to South Somerset Newspapers. carols in English and Nor- Joseph Grodsky, Mrs. Henry ated with the Jersey City District Call 725-3300. installed by the Roy. Wilbur E. Gulko, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney his parents in 1933, at the age Office. Ivins on Jan.II. wegianaround the Christmas Tree. L. Halpern,Dr. and Mrs. Ar- of 12. He fought in the Jew- thur A. Hochheimer,Mr. Kurt ishunderground during the Brl- Hochheimer, Mrs. Hermina fish Mandate,and served a Katz, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron L. number of monthsin Jail as Kestenbaum, Mr. and Mrs. a result. Samuel Kline, Mr. and Mrs. -0- WilliamKlompus, Dr. and Mrs. DavidS. Koggan,Mr. and Mrs. BernardLeewood. Rumple Elected Dr. and Mrs. Abram Levy, Dr, and Mrs. Myron Lieber- Squad President man, Mrs. Martin Maria, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nash, Mr. and ~VLrS.Louis Nudelman, Mr. For Hillsborough and Mrs. MartinOrshan, Mrs. DonaldPantel, Mrs. David P. HILLSBOROUGH -- Donald Prince,Dr. and Mrs.Benjamin Rumple was elected 1970presi- Rabin, Mr. Samuel J. Rabin, dent of the Hilisborough First Mr. and Mrs. William B. Aid and Rescue Squad at its Dec. Rosenberg,Mr. and Mrs. Sid- 2 meeting. ney Rosenblum,Dr. and Mrs. Other new officers selectedat; MarvinB. Rosenthal,Mr. and the meetingwere James Nee, vice- Mrs. Moses H. Rubin. president;Mrs. Ann Mikula,tres- Mr. and Mrs. David Sand- lsurer;Mrs. Charles Wardell, sec- ler,Dr. and Mrs. Norbert Scha- retary;Leo Barsnica, captain; and CARPETS let,Mr. and Mrs.Abe Schumer, JamesJohnson, trustee. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schumer, Chosenas delegateswere Mrs= .,by MAGEE Dr.and Mrs.Stephen Schwirck, Leo Barsnlca,GaryJudsonandJo- Dr. EugeneStollman, Mr. Jer- seph Stadtmueller.Leo Barsnlca, "I 00%nylon ome H. Taub, Mrs. Isaac J. Mrs.Alfred Famularo, and Robert Wasserman,Dr. and Mrs. Har- Kuhn were named as alternate face old Yacowitz,Mr. NathanZa- delegates. gorla and Mr. and Mrs. Leo 9X12 Zuckerman. Under AdmiralErell’s di- from The best of rection,the IsraelNavy neu- tralizedthe EgyptianNavydur- ing the Six Day War, despite S599s the factthat theEg-yptians had Toniohl the suit world YOU at RobertHall YOUR RECI.ININ.GCH!l ROCKERS LOCAL ? coupbe ultimate in voluntary. comfort and s6wmg,,. durability. Big platform Covered rockersin controlled nylon cover Carried in nylons. with prices! mahogany finish Full foam wood trim. -ii: Manycolors...o, seat. FROM GOLDEN EMBLEM ® PURE PHIL SEIDMAN,R.P. 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Whenyour doctor gives you a pre- scription as part of yourtreatment bring it to SOMERSETPARK PHARMACY,912 Easton Ave. {EastonAve. ShoppingCenter), 846-6666. EmergencyService Available anytime of Night thru Police Dept,..Opan7 daysa week 9-10. HELPFULHINT: Dental floss is ....- ideal for sewingon burtons. It’s strongerand will last longerthan thread. FRANKLIN TWP.-ON RTE. 27 (Lincoln Hw¥.) between Kendall Park and North Brunswick ! PAGE TEN THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1 I, 1969 Observatory Tony Valpone, Former Warrior, To Be Open On Monday Now Leader Of Indian Attacks COIN COLLECTORS STAMP COLLECTORS The second in a series of eight j,, __ open houses at the Princeton Uni- UPPER MONTCLA]R-- He 1[/. S. Colas U,S. k World-wide versify Observatory will be held A physical education major, ." @mr fancyAlbums Albtmul is strong and has the ability Valpone has the chance to,: Bq0mmrs’ Xlts Monday,Dec. 15, in PaTtonHall to run over people. That’s the becomethe Indiansall - timei and Paces Slpeebdty & Topical ~/~I between8:30 and 10:30 p.m. way they describe Tony Val- rushingchampion next season..’ ’ WldtmmmCoin Folders Albmms b~b. "[J The open house will consist of! Pone of Somersetin the Mont- The presentrecord is 1786.. qAbl~ and ~’euury of Mint Sheet Album ~:~.I tantarinformal lecture and the oppor- cIalrState Collegefootball yRrcls on 44~. carries held by. ;= and lqles ~4~ Ituni~,tunity to view the skies through pressbook. DoraDee. Coins " cauao~esa mndUoolm~l~’~!~el two telescopesatop PaTton Coin Tu~ . Stoek Books Wmle those words might A six letter winnerat Prink. - AJ[gTCRAFT 1.! have been wishful thinking in Plutie Coin Holders If theskies are totallyovercast August the former Franklin lin High School, Valpone hopes First Day Envelopes at 8 p.m.precedingtheopenhouse, to enter the physical therein: Catalogues & Handbooks First DayServiced Covers Township High School back field following graduation.. Coin WJdle. U.S. Stamg & Forel~t the programwill be cancelled. made them come true this past l~qaitiers Inthe event ot partial cloudiness, Fall. thelecture will be givenand ob- Valpene gained 318 yards;; servingwill depend on thestatus as a sophomoreand now has a: Valpone, 210pounds and flee total of 986 yards. ot thesky at thattime. foot, ten inches tall, is what " Futureopen houses will be held Coach Clary Anderson likes to Valpone is one of the bigT on Jan.12, 1970;Feb, 16; March call a "hard - nosed foot- reasons the Indians Jumpedto~. 16;April 13, and May 11. ball player." fine 8-2 mark this past Faff --0-- In ten.gamesthis season, Val- and he is also one of the big. Pone carried the ball 159 times reasons the Indians can hard- and gRined 668 yards for aline ly waitfor the 1970season to Classified clicks. average of 4,2 Per carry. When getstarted. you consider that all of the In- -0- Call 725.3355. dians’ opponents keyed on Val- SouthernConnecticut State. UN Award Presented ponethe figure is evenmore Thehard running fullback car- impressive. riedthe ball 19 timesfor 159 VFW DINNER DANCE " :~’’~" :~r’~" "M~" "M~" "~r:’~" ’~r’~r:~" "~" "~lr’~" ’~" "J~" yards %a ’~" 1~"=~1"=’° MayorRichard J. Driver presentsthe United NationsAWard to Mrs. Besidesleading the indians tn and three touchdowns. rushing, Valponewas fourth in On oft TD’ VFW Post 2290 EvelynSchultheiss on Nov. 13. Mrs. Schultheissserved the Town- ~,’,,.’fn.... ~ re,.," to-chd,-,,ns e he s wasThe a bril-Manvillewill hold ChristmasDinner. shipas UnitedNations Day Chairman. and’secon"d’toqu~trterback~Bi11 llant67 yard- runby ValponeDanceon I~c.20 in theVeteran= Kullkowsklin total offense, on a quickopener over the mid- MemorialHome. Music will b( ! SUPPLIERS EXCHANGE Montclair State madea sen- die. A smashing block by tight provided by the Star Dusters. Tic. "~ ~. sationalcomeback in 1969un- endRoland Kascherat midtieldketsmay be obtainedby callin~ Presents its CSrlstmos" Sales ;~-- Institute Auxiliary Seeks Volunteers ¯" gtfw~dind~ctl~;a openedValpon.o,thewhoPlay.gainsf°r Valpone.most of .~,.. , ~" .,,. .~ ningd~;st°hne’seasons rowin°fAn:foot- MrS.ThomasStanleYFransz%.Raczkowsldor Mrs..: ban at MontclairHighSchool his Tares the nara.w’~Y on At Greatly ReducedPrices M,~mbersof the Asso.c.la.d.on.of’ I PennlnRgt ,~cll...... onznin gSoHiml~%G~e’ beforebeinff appointed last smashesinside the tackles ,~ P ~OQ~ theN. J. Neuro- Psycntatrlcin- ~couc ,~v,... . , Jan ar . In 1968the Indians smiled when he was a sked ~ stitute are at work on a communityJ Princeton Woman’sClub, Ken- str~;glYed to a’ 2-7mark and how it felt to get into the Camplain Fire ~,,_ ~:.. .~ giftprogram to provldethe 850 IdallPark W°man s Club,and Mrs. this year were8-2 and wonthe open and run for dayllght, ~a~:~ton ~. last{iveg~mesinarow. "l knewI betternot stumble ln d~~ the~ openbecause Coach An- Compal~y Elects ~- ~ patients with a Christmas remem-brance. i Mrs. RichardThomas Paine erris inlditional t¢oclcydeposit Hill..boxes will Ad-be ~1~~ iS1 i6.~" St , chairman of the program. - [located in Pr.incet_on at tile front Vaiponecapped his fine Junior de[son wouldhave_been all over _ --, ...... land back lobbms°#.theUniversitY season with a sensa- me’, the former ~’ranklinHigh 1 3 New Officers ~antas worKshOpwz,~ De oP’IStoreStuart ~ountry Day School, starpointed out t 15’~" J~=~~l~ ~ enfor gittwrappingMondaY’Prin~tonDavSohoola~’~’~. . . satlonalnerformance a-~ t ~ ,,,u.,=.~.===-...... " ~. .. ~.ins~______" , MANVILLE-- New officers(f0, throughFriday zrom 9 a.m, to| 0 ; ; , ~-~, ...... ~-~,o-..... the CamplalnVolunteerFireCom, 3 p.m.through Dec. 20, and eel- " " | :-I~.~ pantNo. 2 for1970 include: ~ ..~~1 t~ l ¯ i , : .=,~,, .~, unteersare needed. I c~ "~ - C O ’ 1. [ ~alctY UI’ICII lllBv~ItlllmlttC~BIBS~I I Nich°las~":)~ ,i’,!j~~bedz Jr’’ presldent~~ There is a gift deposit box| =. rr~, .-,. , Jl I~!:.:~"~ CharlesJohnNagy, Risko, trustee. vice presldent, ;.hi next to the policestation in theI Ul’ffestire IJheclc II l~i:a!i~~~l~ MichaelBuckovecky, board ~ o hospitalgrounds. Donations may| c:~ J Lo .. - - l~’r~~ representativesandboard of gov. [!! alsobe madethrough the Hills-I"Good tires, properly inflated [J~IOWwetl ilave you aolle IP~I~:" ernors, and Michael Ruby, boarc borough Woman’sClub, Hopewell|are as important as good hrakes’;] Iwith your own investment I~:~~ of governors. i ~/~ ~"’~"’" shipWoman’s Club, all churches in |cordingto theNew JerseyState I p’""=$ I~J~;~.:~ ..... visitors,Frank Dudash, sergeant- |SafetyCouncil. ~ [| I |~-~n~~ at-arms,Father Gasper, chap- ’ :’*-i [ The Council s ,~xecutive Vice [ i ...... j i~~ lain,John Shutack, assistant Chap- I ~President C. 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THURSDAY,DECEMBER 1 I, 1969 PAGE TWELVE J }New Coaches Steinberg Outburst | ,. II[ntroducedAt Leads R utge rs Prep ][League Fete | FRANKLIN -- Rutgers Prep 6S, for its first setback o~ the ¯ ~ arw:a’°rac,ri"a_nY amm_a l,I MARTINSW/LLE -- Three new launchedthe seasonby splittingseason in North Jersey Inde- ~,~ p.,.,,.~. ~,c, ,oo.s IFrsmklinHi~coaches were.in- twobasketball games. pendent School League action. ~,,,=,, ,,,,m, ?y..~i o...-= I I i Itrodueed to the Mid-State Center- The Argonauts-- powered by The Saints, the defending cham- ¯ ~L?’"’_ :" ..... ’_ ¯ Jerence MondayNight when the con- Steve Stsinberg’s36 points-- pion, broke the game open by out- .]ference held its fifth annual Fall dumpedthe JewishEducatlonCen- scoring the Argonauts, 19- [Dinner - Meeting in Martinsvfllo Warriors, Mustangs terof Elizabethaweek agn yester-7, during the thii~d period. Inn. day by a 98-79 count Trailing, 30-22, Hurley flipped George Ackerman, Franldin On Friday, St. Bernards School lu four points and Steve Suits two, AMERICA’S LARGEST FAMILY CLOTHING CHAIN High athletic director, introduce downed the Prepsters, 63-55. as St. Bernards closed the gap, 30 new Mid - State Conference Coach Dick O’Connell~s Ar- 30-38, at intermission. coaches including Harold Reid, Prepare For Season gonauts travel to Staten Island The Saints started the fourth EST. le4o OPEN head track and assistant footl~ll; on ~onclay and are ~ome against period with seven straight points Ron Radios, backfield coach; and Morrlstown~ell~l Oil ~¢;u.,~o-4. to forge ahead for good, 35-30. ’TIL Steinberg,a 6-7 center, is Steinberg ripped the cords for Ran Campion, freshmen coach. playinghis fourthvarslty sea- 9:30 Mid - State Conference chum= Franklin High and Manville There are twodlvislons inthe The Franklin High Schedule: 24 points to bring his seasontotal High begin the 1969-70 high tourney. son and pacedSomerset County in to 60 points. He hit on nine field pionshtp trophies were present- Eight teams will eye in the up- scoringlast season. ed to Bridgewater - Raritan-East school basketball seasonto- DECEMBER goals and six fouls shots. Miklos morrow night. per bracket, while the four re- Steinberg,who tallied 485 peinteagMn had 18 points. ~ for the football and cross country maining high schoolsin Som- and to North Plainfield for soccer. The Warriors of coachKerry 12 St. Jos.-Metuchen H as a Junior, has 1,015 carcbr Rounding out the scoring: Franklin high coaches -- Pat Davis are home against St. Jo- erset County will play in 16 Princeton A points. Smith 3-1-7, Lapidus 1-1-3, Dolan, football, Garland Har- seph’s High of Metuchen. Tap- ,the lower division. 19 Bound Brook H In addition to his 36 points on Szeles 0-1-l,Rubin 1-0-2 and Zur- ris, wrestling and soccer, Kerry off is 8 p.m. 22 North Plainfield A 17 fieldgoals and two foul shots, ale0-0-0. The championship game in Steinberggrabbed off 36 rebounds Davis, basketball, TomVolg, cross Manville High, coached by i Prepwas 14-81astyear, 14-Tin Jim Capano, start the season each sector is slated for Rut- againstthe Jewish Education C,.n- the 1967-68 andlO-3during 1966- country, and John Wnuk, baseball; gets Universitygymnasium attended. at Chatham Bore In the Moun- on JANUARY ter. 67. tain - Valley Conference. Dec. 29. Junior Ray Miklos followed 3ohn Peps of WERARadio of The Plainfield lauded football play in The Mustangs are home for schedule will be an- A Steinbergwith 18 pointson seven 2 Watchunff fieldgoals and four fouls. the Mid - State Conference. the first ttmeTuesday aRernoon nouncedat a later date. Piscataway H against strong Dunellen at 3:45. 6 SteveLapidus, a 5-11senior, Principal Joseph Sabo of Davis is slated t0 start 9 Bridgewater West A contributed12 pointson six from Watchung Hills Regional High Franklin travels to Prince- North Plainfield H ton Tuesday a~ternoon to face Cliff Harris (6-0) and Glen 13 the field. presided over the meeting. He Is Pursley (5-11) at the forwards. 16 Pending president of the Mid - State. Ac- the Little Tigers at 3:45. BridgewaterEast R Six-foot, five-inch Paul Smith, a Senior Lee O’Connor (6-3) Is 20 kerman is vice president. Both Franklin and Manville 23 FacultyScholarship G. H fresl~man from Franklin Town- will play in the first Somer- the center. ship, cbtmed in with five from the Tony Cotola of South Plain- ~ 27 Ptscataway A set County Christmas Tourna- Ia the backcourt. Davis will A field and a charity toss for i1 field is secretary, while Edward have Donnle Tyus (8-0) 30 SouthPl airfield Gibbs of North Plainfield is ment slated for Dec. 26, 27 points. and 29. and Clarence Ingrain (5-1_0). The other RutgersPrep scor- treasurer. ing: FEBRUARY Rick Szeles3-0-6, Bob Brez- OPENDALLY 9:30 TO 5:30 insld2-0-4, Dave Rubin,2-I-5, MON.-THURS.& FRI. 3 Somerville A WAREHOUSEFURNITURE OUTLET NITE’TIL 9 Dick Lamen 1-0-2, Schwartz A LIT T~LE OUT OF THE WAYA LOT LESS TO PAY 6 Bridgewater West H 0-0-0; Mike Youn~ I-0-2, Cn- SATURDAY9:30 TO 5:30 10 Steinert A hen 0-0-0,and MikeZuralo 1-0-2. 13 SouthPlainfield H Jack Rosenbaum of JE C 17 Watchung H tallied 36 pointsand teammate 20 Bridgewater East A PeteKesselhit for 21. 24 Mznville ’ A Smith contributedtwo fleld 27 Somerville H goals,Lapidus and Steinbergone each as the Argonauts bolted to an 8-1 start. Rutgers Prep led, 26-15, at The ManvilleHigh Schedule: theend of thefirst period and len- thened it to 52-32 at halittme. DECEMBER Each team netted 25 points A in the third period. JEC outsoored 12 Chatham Bore. Prep, 22-21, in the final period. 16 Dunellen H Chatham Township H The biggest Prep lead was, 19 83-59, in the fourth period on 23 Kenilworth A Stelnberg’s three -point play. 26 CountyTournament Steinberg scored 10 points lethe 27 CountyTournament firstperiod, 12 in thesecond, II 29 CountyTournament in thethird and three In thefourth. Smithpulled down 15 r,:bounds JANUARY andblocked six shots. BrianHurley gunned in23polnLs 2 Bridgewater - Ruffian E. as ~t, Bernards downed Prep, 63- H 6 Bernards 9 Ridge Boys Football 13 Bound Brook H 16 Middlesex 20 Kenilworth tt Association’s 23 Ridge Chatham Township 30 Middlesex New Officers FEBRUARY HILLSBOROUGH--Tee Boys’ Football Association held its 3 Bridgewater - Rarltan W. annualelection of officersre- A cently,and the membersheard 6 Chatham Bore H theirnew presidentpledge to 10 Somerville A "renewefforts to expandthe 13 Bound Brook A program and include more 17 Bernards H Hillsboroughboys and girls." 20 ImmaculateConceptlon _A_ MichaelVernola is the new 24 F ranklln H president.Les Sawyer will 27 Dunellen A serveas vicepresident for the -0- coming year. George Fenwick will be the AEC HONOHSRESIDENT treasurer,Bob Malenchek the Pee Wee commissioner Josenh J Zam,~ttt 131 I~-~on and Avenue:Somerset, has been ~on- FredmlA:iS:n?pCa° the Midget °r~sdsiboYt~:rAt:m~lnE:~rs~u Cr°~r CO~is Malenchekistheorgani- I. -pe-’]a" =Lion’ssecretary, and Louis p~op~rtypermrmancemanager. asaprocurememHe is ~mployed na ,..~._. =,,,~,.~.,~. ns~,~ ~?~;$"~ . a~"*NG’~’~i~er~;;- -- \ at the AEC’s New BrunswlekArea memvers-at large. ¯ STUNNING rice RIBBED KNIT SLACKS NOTICE WITH WIDE LEGS, Residentsof Franklin Township Wouldn’tyou like

PLENTY OF Fell TrashClean - Up to receivethis FASHION INTEREST! Extra Money All trash mustbe put out at curbby 8:00 a.m on first at dayof pick upfor yourward. onty, 0 Reg. ChristmasT00? 7.99 William R. Msuzy $59. Deluxe You’ll enjoy the holidays more Reg. $319. Contemporary Engineer/Directorof PublicWorks Quilt-Top Mat- next year if you can be the Triple Dresser - 3-pc. Wal- bountiful Santa you’d like to Perfectly beautiful 100%acrylic slacks, tress or Box nut Suite ...... be without piling up a lot of’ knit with vertical ribbing for interesting Spring ...... $39.95 $239 effect.., styled with fly-front, wide Christmas Billsl Set aside a Reg. $350. Provincial or legs and a swinging self-belt through $70. Ortho-Firm convenient amounteach week loops, Very figure and fashion conscious Mattress or Box Mediterranean 3-pc. Suites. WorshipWith Us for next year’s holiday expen- Your choice at only ..... and very low priced for such superb tail- Spring ...... :$49,95 $259 ses in a CHRISTMAS CLUB oring, Solid tones; misses’ sizes 6 to 16. ACCOUNT! MontgomeryEvangelilal Free Church Reg. $69. Maple stu- :: THE CHIC LENa BLOUSE dent desk - formica :. TOGO WITH. Dashing number in i an open-weave acetate leno with pointed Bible School 9.45 A.M. -BA~KING HOURS- spread collar, long sleeves Maple or Walnut fin- _ _ ~~1’ I Reg. $139. Walnut 7 Men,Tues. & Wed, ending in elasticized t¢scs ish] ...... $36.95 i.~;~ $99.95 9 a,m. to 3 p.m. qk. ~ Worship 11:00 A.M. wrists. Sizes 30 to 38. :.’:"~ dra’wer-fine quality. Thurs, - 9 a,m, to 6 p.m, Fri, - 9 a,m. to 3 p.m. 5 P,m,to 7:30 p,m, Family Fellowship7.00 P.M. t WAREHOUSEFURNITURE OUTLET

65 N. WEISS ST., MANVILLE / OffEast I ...... BA,KA,mCARO’: R A 5-0484 I CamplainRd. I ~. OPENDALLY 9:30 to 5:30 -- FRI. 9:30 to 9 I eac~oi ! "|’Mazur:s ! Meetingin BurnstHill RoadSchool j FRANKLINTWPo-ON NTE. 27 ILIneoln Hwy.! STARTING DEC. 15 OPEN l Foocl_town between Kendall Park and North Brunswick off 206, Cornerof Orchard& BurntHill Rde. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1969 PAGE THIRTEEN JV Defense tressed Hillsborough High Launches Season Library December .. Program By Hillsborough Coach ough High school is preparing for DECEMBER Hunterdon Central H FEBRUARY Draft Call its first Junior varsity basketball Pennington Prep. H 19 Montgomery A 10 A total of 226 men are sched- "Right now we’re Just concen= 17 ninth and tenth grade boys, team. St. Peters H 2 St. Plus X Saturday The coach is Bill Key, who was Immaculate H 14 St. Plus X H 6 Hunterdon Central uled for Induction into the army in trattng on the fundamentals," ex- Coach Key plans for varsity team 30 Madison Twp. H 16 Franklin Twp. December, according to Col. Jo- plained Hill,borough J’V coach Bill play next year, when the sopho- assistant coach at Colonia High H i0 St. Peters A statedirector of School, which last year won the Bridgewater-East A Rutgers Prep. The Somerset County Library seph Avella, Se- Key. "Later on after the boys 12 A Service. Middlesex C ou n t y basketball JANUARY Montgomery A 18 Bridgewater-East H and the Somerville Publlc Library lective understand the system, we wlllplay ~::’:~ 30 That total is 29 less than a pressurized man-to-man de- i=ii;~ championship and the Central J or- Immaculate A Pennlng’tonPrep. A will co - sponsor a Christmas sey, Group IV crown. MadisonTwp. A program on Sa~rday, Dec. 13 the Novembercall for New Jer- tense." sey. The nationalcall for De- Several injuries hurt the JV Key played high school ball at at the Somerville Public Library, CarteretHigh (CentralJersey, cember Is 9,000 men -- 7,500 in their game with Bridgewater West’ I~nd Avenue, Somerville. for the army and 1,500 into the East’s strong team, Coach Key GroupIT titlist,1960) and college The program will conslst marines. noted.Jack Stanczak was out wlth ball at MontclalrState College a back injury, and Mark Neary (New Jersey State College of Chrlstmasstories, poetry, mu- Also, 2,946men from the state was out becauseof illness,but champs). sic and afilm A" ...... Chtld’.~ Ch.~* [will be forwarded to the Armed bothare expected toret.rn tot~[ The assistant coach is Tom man in Wales".The presentation" ^Forces .’ Examining:’ and Entrance ~tationm ~ewarkfor pre-lndue- regularseason play. Blumeofrange College. willboeln at 10.45am "Rightnow we’re babying them/’ The Hill*boroughRaiders will [ tlonphysic l examinations. said Coach Key. i :~ launch the season against Mont- Aftertheir scrimmage Dec. I0 !ii::iI gomeryat 3:45 a week from Frl- withHightstown, the teamis pre- day. SANTA- Is Doing His paringfor the first regular season :;i~ In the early workouts,Key is game, Dec. 19 at home against ::i~ concentrating on the fundamen- ¯ MontgomeryHigh School. tale and is building for the next Coach Key explained that applt- { two years when Hlllsborough will Thing : ~ have a varsity team. cation has been made by Hills- /=~= {~ borough High School for mem- ~ ~. He is stressing the "team con= copS" and is concentrating on de- bership in the Mountain Valley : Conference. tense. The teams currently in the con- !i The current squad is composed terence are Bound Brook, Dunel- of freshman and sophomores. lea, Chatham Borough, Middlesex, Trying out for forward are Tom Bernards, Kenilworth, Chatham Chorniewy (6-1), Jack Stanczak To~ynship, Ridge, and Manville (6-1), Bob Taylor (5-11), Sled..., Although Hlllsborough presently Thompson (6-0), and Jim Veghte has only a JV team, made up of (5-9). The center hopefuls are Frank COACH BILL KeY Chuplnka(6-3) and Fred Malko "i/I--Y~’L-’OlVJ[O~,gmery ..... (6=4). mores on the team becomeju- Jim Calvert(5-9), Scott Goodell nlors. (5-10),Jack Kozloski (5-11), L oses I~ He does not expect the tearers Magaw(5-10), Mark Neary (6-0), youth to hurt their perfromance Gary Rhodes (5-7), Ian Shearn year" once they learn the C5-7), Frank Vernoia (5-9) B ask etbali system." Most of the teams the Larry Vltaliano (5-7) vie for guard JV’s will meet have a number spots. of juniorclass players. The Schedule: MONTGOMERY -- The Mont ...... = ,, ¯ I-Iow gomery.***High basketball team lost ow- ,1 ountain Valley Stars ins to Allentown, 5%40. . About Mark Baldwin of Montgomery MANVILLE-- Manville High a first team defensive end, was high in the game with 16 placed six players on the first Junior Ken Lazowski made the Doing , points. Mountain=ValleyConference All- team as a defensiveguard. Starfootball team selected by the At Hunt and Gary Apple~te coaches. netted15 and 14 pointsrespec- Senior Rick Koharkiof Manville Thefirst team: You: In tlvely for Allentown. was named to the first team offen- sive unitas a halfback. OFFENSE A Fiat Or Volvo Montgomery got within two Center Vaughn Burkhour, scan- points,33=31, in the third period,ter, was pickedon the firstteam ENDS -- Dave Goldia,Ridge, but Allentownpulled away in the offensealso. and Jim Polwln,Bernards. ¯ Sales ¯ Service ¯ Parts fourthperiod to win goingaway. SeniorGreg Evanylo,who is an Bernards,TACKLESand -- Barry Dave Tudor, Franklin,Bound offensiveguard, was selectedas Brook. ~Y~)~.~.~~=~.~.’~~s~.~.~s~.~~ GUARDS -- John Wooley, Mid- dlesex,and GaryCharles, Chatham ~ Bore. ¯ THIS CHRISTMASGIVE... CENTER -- Vaughn Burkhour ~ Manville. FIAT ~ QUARTEaBACK-.. MlkeShern, ~ Middlesex. HALFBACKS-- Rich Koharki, or ~ Manville;John Maddaluna,Bern= ~ VOLVO ~ ards, and Wayne Frederlckson, ¢~ 0~ Middlesex. DEFENSE

¯ ¯ acc88sBPIBSand Greg Evanylo,Manville, ~ and Jeff Logan, Kenilworth (tie). ¯ ! " GUARDS -- Ken Lazowski, Man- TOMCHORNIEWY takes a shot for Hillsborough during Junior Varsity basketball game against ville,and Ted Petty, Middlesex. Bridgewater East. Fred Malko (33) sets himself for the rebound. Thevisitorswonthecontest, whichwas TACKLES -- Rich DeLoughy played in the Hillsborough High School gym. i~Chatham Boro, and Frank Small, " SALES" SERVICE" PARTS ~ Bernards. , LINEBACKERS -- Tony Bound Brook;BobGoodwin, Mid-’ .... m-,"r~’$" -. dlesex;Ed Gekosky,Manville, and .... AUTOSPORT , INC a - -=== ’68 CADILLAC ~ Chris Betz, Chatham Bore. BACKS-- Kevin Dooley, Chat- AT FleetwoodBrougham Cadillac’s finest, fully powered, 0f BoundBrook,N.J. ham Boro; Bill Bolash,Manville; powerwindows and vents, 6 way powersent, vinyl ~ Steve Burton, Chatham Township, paddedroof, climatecontrol air conditioning.Loaded §73 ThompsonAve. with extras. Luxuryat its finest. Seethen compare. L 469-0500 ~ and John Cross,Ridge. $4795 TonioIII, ,. YOUCOUld : WE DELIVER

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I~1 ¯ J It_ C SSI THURSDAY,DECEMBER 11, 1969 PAGE FOURTEEN ¯" "’" I I South SomemetNews,, The Franklin News-Record Special Services Bargain Mar( Public Notiees Manville News Pets and Animals For Rent--Rooms P.O. BOX146, SOMERVILLE,N.J. 201-725-3355

GIL’~NTEt) a vurtat,co to Mrs. Jane Hac.: io CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINGFORM construct at, addnion o! u tire (5) loot enclort~l SltOP FOR CHRISTMAS -. porch to the front of her existing housewtnl two MOVINGMUST PART WITH-small, Inlersiuh Route 95 In Somerset and ~tlddleaex Mill-at-the.Forge Studio, Millstone. (2) fool stOl~ on Block 246, l.ota 30.31, 32 on the Countl0s as approved by the Federal Bureau AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS Tax Map and situated on .Mn~,.th .’tVel,Ue In an of 1 year old mixed breed, male dog. Books- "Millstone Valley," by E.G.C. Public Roads on November20, 1060. 2 ROOMS’FORRENT - 221 North REPAIRED- Reliable, LowPrices. Call 11-7 Zone. Excellent temperamentwith children. Menzies- while they lastl Antiques, The upprovod alignment extends from eounW 3rd Avenue,Manville, N. J. GitAN’TED a variance to Mr. Au~st IInsso Routes Somerset Free to GOODtlOME ONLY! Call 469-4309. to erert a onE-,orally dwelUng on an undersized 914 in HlUsborough Townshlp, Paintings, Gifts . . , Openfftemoons, ’ County, Norihorly thru Frunklin Township, Sore- after 6:30 P. M.359-5433. except Wednesday,359-5279. lot on the lot Imown as Block380, Lot 131 on the erset County, and Plucataway Township, Middle- ...... ,...,,.,...... ~~..~*.*~...*.**....*..°...... ~.~~’...... ‘~.**,..~~...*..**....~.**~..*.~..~.~~*~~°*..~....*~ Tax Map situated on Easter Avenue In on It-20 SuhJact I~so- sex County, to Interstate Route 2S7 in the Zone, to enndttions cned In the vtclnlty ot the Borough of South Platnneld, $1.50 lutlon. Mlddler~x County. 4 LINES- 1 INSERTION...... GIL~NTED¯vuriance to Mr. Mlchoel Grease (3 Insertions- no changes)...... $3.00 end Mr. Anthony Martlno to erect n one- family MN 12-4-09 3T dwelling on an understzed lot on the lot knownas FEE: $ S,e4 (WhenPaid in Advance) Block 203, Lot 0 on the Tax Map sttuated on -0- If billed add.25 For Rent--Apts. HeRS D’OEUVRESAND CANAPE’S Public Notices RunyonAvonue In at, R-~ Zone. Subjectto ron- BURMESEKITTENS & CATS - all dltlons cited in the nesolutton. ..,...... , .*.*.~..**~~~...*~.~~.*.**~*.’°....*.~~~.~.*~~..~*.~**~..**’~.~.~~,~~~~...~**.~~..~...**.~..~~*~.*...... inoculated, pan trained and from good By Ludicg Snptomber 4, 1969 Special Deer Day blood lines. Lovable personalities. CLASSIFICATION...... Phone 201-782-8047. Free delivery - 201-249-5907. PUBLIC NOTICE - ilXLLSBOI]OUGH TOWNSHIP GRANTEDa vartance to Mrs, Janet Fekete to use two (2) rooms on the first (lst) nonr of the Pursuant to R.S. 40:60-26 (c) notice In here- by given timt the Township Commlltee will meet exisUng residence for an Antlque Shop on the For GardenState, NAME...... " ...... premises known as Block 194, l,ots 141 and 6 ROOMAPARTMENT FOR RENT - on December 23, 1969 ut 8:30 P.M. at the Mu- 14Z on the Tax Map and altnsted on Jefrer~ with heat supplied. 2nd floor. Call nlcllml Building, Amweli It~.d, Neshanleo to ~n’a B-2 Zone. 5abject to condltto~ nlted The State Department of Con- ADDRESS...... further consider and act upon Ihe following: after 7 p.m. 722-456-2. th the Resol~ion. servation’s Division of Fish and RECOMMENDED TO THE TOWNStiiP COUN- CHARGE.. DACi4SHUNDPUPPY, Beautiful red Bid of Willlsm Cmialnl for lot 3 Block 41 of CIL Game recently announced special TIMES...... PAID...... the lillisborough TownsldpTux Mup,aisoknown that a variance be granted to Mr. P0tor female 3 monthsold, all shots, A.K.C,, DIGIovannt for the use of Lots 0-tO.llond GEORGE CARPET SERVICE - as Lois 1 l and 12 In Block 5of the map of Som- 20- deer day to be held Dec, 20. trained. Call 846-4323. erset Estates, in tile amountof St00.00. 24 on the Tax Map situated on Somerset Street All Classified Advertisingappears in all three newspapers,Manville News, Professional cleaning, repairing and In e B-2 Zone for the used,storage and parldng All permits for the extra deer Franklin News-Recordand South SomersetNews Ad maybe mailed in or installation. Call 201-297-2771 or Bid of Stephen Kullno for a tract Of land on the of dlsubled and dameBedvehletes in connec- telephoned Deadline for new ads is 5 P.M. on TuesdaysAds must be 201-844-2981. corner of Lincoln Ave. & Adams Streot (paper tion with his towing business. Subject io con- day were placed in the mall Dec. In dnlons cited in the Resolution. streets) Block 80 Lot i the Tax Mop of the GRANTEDa vartance to Mr. Clifford Ro6s 2. Permits were issued to li- cancelledby 5 P.M. Mondays. TOYFOX TERRIER puppies - $35.00 ...... Township of Hliisborough in tile amount of $490,00, tO eubdtvlde Lot 66 In order to nrnste two (2) censed hunters seleetedby compu- & $50.00. Chihuahuas $65.00 &i FOR RENT - 4 ROOMAPARTMENT At the said time and plttce the btdo[ day tither lots on the lot known an Block 380, Lot a6 ter, and additional permits were tho Map sit, ted on Road in RATES:$1 50 for 4 lines or less or oneweek or if orderedin advance; $75.00. YoungFox terriers - $25.00. - All utilities supplied. $130 a month, person interested Ill purchasing sabt property on Tax Gates an issued to farmers who applied to $1.25 each for two consecutiveweeks and $1 00 per weekfor three or wiil be received. Aii bids must be submitted R-A 2one. moreconsecutive weeks There is a chargeof 50 cents for eachadditional 4 Adult dogs cheap. Call: (609 Call after 4 p.m. 725-4685. st said mooting and the successful bidder will hunt their ownland. 799-1148. be required to deliver aeert tried check or cash at September 16, 1969 lines. Adsmay be displayedwith white spaceand/or additional capital QUICK SERVICE on your lawn said meeting In an amount not less than ten to Rules and regulations pertain- letters at $1 80 per inch (minimumsize - 2 inches.) Boxnumbers are 50c percent of the amount of his bid. Subject to the DENIES a variance Mr. & Mrs. John Body mower. Sears, Craftsman, Jacobsen to enlarge their existing residence on the ,ingto thisspecial huntwill be extra. TERMS:25 cents billing chargeif ad is not paid for within days right of the Township Commlltee to reject all ’mowersx~palred. Call now8 a.m. to 8 bids, suie will he madeto the hi#test bidder, premtses known as Block 931, Lots 4through 1I sent out at a later date. after expiration of ad. Thenewspaper is not responsiblefor errors not p.m. 247-1237. M & D Lawn Mower subject to the following terms and conditions: on the Tax Map sttuated ou Sanders Ave- I. Conveyance shall be by bargain and sale nue In an M-I 2one. corrected. Service, 516 HamiltonSt., Somerset. deed suhJecl to any nnd till covenants and re- GRANTED a variance to M.R.M. Company The Bureau of Wildlife Manage- to sign tho Boats strictions of record, If any, the huiiding nod erect s free standing atBn and a on ment also released final figures Lots For Sale zoning Ordinance anti regxtlatlmls Of the Township facade of the butldtng on the premises known of iliilnborough, and such htctsas maybea~cer- as Block 103, Lot 7.01 on the Tax Map situated for the 1969 archery season show- rained by luspectiooand scrorate ~urvey. on HamtltonStreet in an /,1-2 Zone. ing a harvest of 1,350 animals. Help Wanted Help Wanted to RlrhurdOcleppo 2. Title shall be closed within thirty days after GRANTEDa variance Mr. to erect one - on The figure is up slightlyover the flnul approval of the Township Cnmmtttee.lu the a family dwetUng an under- event that prior to eloMngot title, title Is found sized lot on the premises known as Block 78, preliminary report of a few weeks the Tax Doren tO be unmarketable, the bidder wil [I)ePermitted Lot 39 on Map sittmtod on Van ago and Is the 3rd highest on rec- CABIN CRUISER Instruction Avenu0 R-20 Zone. FOUNDRY HELP WANTED-. CORNER LOT FOR SALE: 194 to withdraw and the itsbiUty of tile Township In an ord, topped only by 1,456 tn 1967 EXPERIENCEDFULL TIME -Sales Myrtle Street, NewBrunswick, New limited to the return of the deposit loss the Laborers. Day and afternoon shifts. October 10, 1969 and last year’s record 1,501, Lady. Apply in person...Centre ,27’, ship to shore radio, new motoz, Jersey. Inquire: AlphonseGoodoff, 22 amouut of advertising fees withnut Interest. Molders, grinders and coremakers. Shoppe, 243 S. Main Street, Manville. 3. The reference to streets, avenues, roads, General Foundry, Flagtown, N.J. - l~nted #ass, lavatory. Call 587-0459 RoxburyRoad, Mexico, Maine. maps, blocksor tots In the desrrlp(Ionherein ItECOMMENDED TO THE TOWNSItlP COUN- after 5 and all day Saturday and DRAKEBUSINESS COLLEGE contsble(I or ItS muy tip ront01fle(t Io ally de~’d CIl, to grant a vartance to Mr. George Sehnltz- Deer Project Leader George 369-4366. gtven horeuliderf sb:lll sol be renstrued to tie pshn to permtt the moving of the existing un- Howard, Principal Wildlife Man- Sunday. Reasonable. 17 Livingston Ave. derutzed building asedas a GtmdenShopond Nur- a dedicallon or ac,’eptaece of dRy sot’h stroet. ager, stated that "even though It NewBrunswick, N.J. road or avenue as may not have he,.a here- sery from Block 424, t,ot 23.02 In nn R-A Zone CompleteSecretarial and tofore dedicated or uccepted nor shall refor- to Sleek 424~ Lol 23.01 In n B-2 por- was not a record, the results re- Accounting Courses ences be construed te be approval of say such tton of hie lot for the same use stthated on flect the success of our present map, llhln, snbdlvlslon or other zonillg require- Cedar Grove Lane. Subject to condittons cttod program in maintlning this valu- Day and Night Courses ment for which approval Is required by law :Is tn tbe Resolutton. USE’YOURABILITY TO have fun, Special Services m~y nol Itove been heretofore Ollproved GI~NTED a variance to Mr. John Szucs to able wildlife resource." Real Estate For Sale Telephone: CHarter 9-0347 . erect a one - tumily dwelling on an under- help others and nlske a great deal of Bus. Opportunities ~ moneyin your spare time with Holiday Cather hie S:I nhal:l slo.so sized lot known as Block 400, t.ots 17-22 Township Clerk on the Tax ~tap and sltuatc~J on Moxwell Lane The reported Bow and Arro.F Magic Cosmetics. Commissionon every ~S.~" 6-10-69 iT tn an R=20 Zone. Subject to a condiUon cited In take in area counties was a state sale. No quota. For details call FEE.: S 9,,54 the Resolutton. high of 298 in Hunterdon County, 725~8062 week days. 5 to 6 p.m. PIANO INSTRUCTIONIN MYhome. -O- RECOMMENDEDTO TBE TOWNSHt P COUN- I Call545-8253. CII, that u vsrtance be gronted to the Somer- 55 in Mercer County, 21 in Middle= Saturday 12 to. l p.m. 8 ROOM, 2 STORY COLONIAL- set Volunteer Fire Company Number One to erect I sex and 80 in Somerset County. SOPKO u Fre noose on the lot known as Block444,1 Brick House in Manville. Newly Holly- --0- SPARE TIME INCOME Lot I on the Tux Map anti situated on decorated. $: 26,900 Principals only. MOVINGAND STORAGE wood Avanuo Io an R-20 Zone. Subject to condi- Refilling and collecting moneyfrom Call 725-5530after 6 p.m. tions cited In the ResolUtion. NEWTYPE high-quality coin-operated Local & Long Distance Moving Situations Wanted November 6, 1969 Special Model dispensers in your area. No selling. To NOTICE()I" SI)F.CIAI.J I{I.IGIh’FIIATION SCHOOLCUSTODIANS - Immediate Agentsfor IN TIlE TOV/N?:Inl el-" FRA:.:KLIS openings. 12 montll pension plan and qualify you must have car, references, RECOMMENDEDTO THE TOW,’,~SIItP COUN- $600 to $2900 cash. Seven to twelve NOTICE iS IIEi¢I-BY GINiqN TIIAT spoil;it CIl. tlmt a vu.rlouce be granted to Dr. Phi[|p ; !1 benefits. Call or apply at: Office of WHEATENVAN LINES registration will be hem on tile follotlhig da|eS Fotnborg to erect a two - story professional Rail Show Is Business Administration; Hillsborough hours weekly can net excellent ;It tile following pi;,ces: office building on the lot known as Block 320, School, Route 206, Belle Mead, N.J. monthly income. More full time. For Lots 1-13 on the Tax Map and sltuuted on the personal interview write UNITED Autos For Sale Packing &Crating Meudoy. IJoceml~Pl" 92. 1969 ’1 p. nL to 9 corner of Easton Avenue und Irvtngton Avenue 359-8718. Manville BABYSITTINGJOB in my home. ALL p.m. Shop RIIc tn un R-10 2one. Subject tocondltlons cited In the Set Sunday DISTRIBUTING CO., DEPT. A, 6 35 N. 17th Avenue l’~ astor Avenue 1resolution. NORTHBalph,Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. day. 101 Driscoll Street, Manville. Call Somerset. N. J. PHONE725-7758 725-8408. Saturday. Docenll~>r 27 t969 16 a.m to 4 November 29, 1969 15202. Include phone number. p.m. Grand Union |: r ankq.l~i 13led. & GILXNTEDa varttmce Io Mr. l-aszlo Czeruta The 3,000 feet of He model FULLTIME - 40 hour week - for a HluaJitou St. to OCeCl a OUO-- family dwelling on an under- tracks in the annual display of the woman interested in steady GOING1N SERVICE- MUSTSELL - Somerset. N. J. sized lot on the lot known as Block 4S1, Pacific Southern Railway Club of 1964 Ford. Best Offer. 3 speed hearse, t.ot 14 on the Tax Map and situut0d on the employment. I evening a week, full The I~’R day tn register to vote tot" the COrltOr of Fouftll Street und Walnut Avenue in Rocky Hill will be on display again chrome wheels, trans. Call m benefits, pleasant workingconditions. School Election to be held on I.’et)ruary tO. an [{-20 Zone. Subject to a conditton cited the Sunday, Apply L&SVariety Stem, Rustic Mall, 526-0605. VILLAGE NURSERY- ere-School 1970. Is January 2. 1970 Besolutiou. CESSPOOLS children ages 2½to 5. Organizedplay, Manville. 722-4462. REOU~EMENTS: l)ecembor 4. 1069 Mdse. Wanted AND hot lunches... Call 725-4498. 21 years of age or .,ver Tickets, $1.25 eache are re- SEPTIC TANKS rtesldellt of New Jersey - 8 months t)ENIED a vurh,oce to Mr. waiterS. Blellcky to erect a 150,000 square toot J. J. Nuwberry quired for the shows which will be CLEANED Ilesident of Solnersel County - 40 dnys Citizen of the United States l)epartnmot Store on Block 260, Lots 80-85 run hourly through the day. Tickets 7 Trucks - NoWaiting Incluslv0 on the Tax Mup situated On E=st0n NA’FUR,H,IZED CITIZENS MUbT BFHNG Avenue la un it-20 Zone. [are available by writing Box 282, 1964 BUICK WILDCAT- 4 doot Bargain Mart NATURA LIXATION I)APEBS. RockT Hill~ or by calling Robert WISE WOMENbuy AVON... WISER WANTED TO BUY - Old Oak RUSSELLREID CO. LMturmhl:~tion as to the above dectslons Is nn WOMENsell AVON.You ear earn in furniture, round tables and secretary hardtop, automatic, like new. List: MERCEI1 D. 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MILLSTONE-- The ex- Students from Franklin hibition of higll school art High, Hillsborough High, students was concluded at Hillsborough Junior High, the end of November with and ManvilIe High partici- the balloting for "best in patedin the show. show" finally being tabu- Robert Harlow, Gaar lated. Lund, and Adeline Tennell, Visitors to the exhibition art instructors at Manville, had decided on their favor- Hil]sborough Junior, and ites and voted all during the Franklin High Schools, re- month-long exhibition. spectively, were co-coordi- nators of’the exhibit along with the proprietor of Mill- at-the-Forge Galhry, the Past President’s Club of the PENSIVECHILD was touching enough to earn the fourth place awardfor KathyV Somerset County PTA, and the Art and American Home Department of the Franklin Women’sClub. IF LOWERYSTI L L L I F E waschoice of votersfor secondplace -- the artist is LindaHelmstetter of FranklinHigh.

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By BILL ADAMS come will only half as much as youth to remain in school and rights division, with the voting "In my opinion," he continued, integration ruling. litigation in Pine Bluff, Arkansas "Norman Amaker said that he it could be." will also contribute to community reglstratiou drive in the deep "it is scandalous the way money Mr. Amaker said that whilehe to compel the municipal adminis- worked with symbols, and that they projects in the Indian community SOMERVILLE--"Upuntll 1963, south his main area of responsi- is distributed between the white workedwith John Doar and other tration to authorize elections by wereimportant to him,"said Mr. He added that he believed the In the Southern Appalachians.- we had a clean room policy," $ohn bility. middle class areas In the city membersof the Justice Depext- wardinstead of at-large. Robinson." "7 work with people, trend was toward service, and Dear was saying; "we felt that ff In 1962. however, he was thrust compared to Bedford-Stuyvesant." ment in Jackson and Selma dur- Mr. Finney said that "there and I get to see if my efforts re- that the "inspiration oftheNorman everyone had a clean place to live into the James Meredith case as Mr. Dear said that young law- ing the Kennedy-Johnson adminis- is a large, segregated, identifi- sult in a better life for myclients-- Amakers, James Finneys and Bill it would solve all the problems of the Justice Departmer~t’s legal yers, "although they may not re- trations, "there was a feeling of able minority there who are robbed more pay, shorter hours, and fair- Roblnsons was a decisive factor discrimination and allienation and watchdog, and he was by Mr. Mere- ceive credit for the majority for hopeand help present--a faith that of their rights of representation er conditions;that Is wheremy in encouraging young black law backwardness. dith’s side for weeks preceding their accomplishments," would be we had official support all the because the at-large election sy- satisfactioncomes from and I graduates to remain in black Invenment Coumsel "Now some of us know better; the black studenPs final install- leaders in the formationofthe new way." stem makes electionof a black would not trade that for symbolic cornmunltles." we learned that you can’t grow ation on the University of Missis- majority to ease discrimination in Continuing, he said, "When I candidateimpossible. victories." until you can affect your ownlife sippi campus at Oxford after the the north. contrast that attitude with the one "Ifwe arelucky, I hopetocsins The final speakerwas Jay Coop- and the lives of co-workers How well have you first "student riot" of the de- Following his address, Mr. Dear prevalent today in the Justice De- back here next year with two or er, an intern with the legal de- through a variety of political an( cade. introduced four young black law- partment, I am amazed...the cur., three aldermen from l~tne Bluff," tense fund who will returnto his XEROXCOPIES with your own social actions." Mr. Dear discussed his associ- yers who are currently working rent leaders of the civil rights he concluded. home town of Mobile,Alabama to John Dear knows of which he legal fund management? ation in the Meredith case briefly for the defense so that divisionare undistinguished, un- William Robinson, a legal work- practicelaw in the black com- (Quantity speaks, and the audience to which in his speech, but his primary each could describe his field for interested, and incompetent." er in the field of employmentdis- munity. he spoke on Dec. 3 at the Annual message to the several hundred the audience. revealedthat three After paying tribute to his fel- Legal James Finney, who has been crimination, Prices Dinner of the NAACP De- tri.county residents in the audi- Norman Amaker, who is cur- active in voter registration in lawsuitswere to be friedthis week 10w panelists and other members Shouldn’t you review tense Fund of Somerset, Morris ence concerned discrimination in reritly involved in school desegre- the South, told the audience that [ in thestate char glng the plumbers, of the fund, Mr. Cooper said that Available) :ornpam your results and Hunterdon Counties responded New York City--economic and gation cases, traced the history voter registration frauds and "fla- electriciansand ironworkers’ "young black lawyers face a seri- ~ with appreication. educational. of "institutionalized racism" in grant abuses" of the voter roles unionswith discrimination. ous dilemma--whaler to take TownshipPharmacy ’ those of professional Mr. Dear, a gangling 38-year- After calling for "a newmajor- A merits andcited legal decisions have been discovered in Atlantic The suits will focus on the that $17,000 per year corporation Hsers? old attorney who currently serves ity" in the North to accomplish supportinginequality which have County, and that a legal defense troubleblack Journeymen have in salary and pay his bills, or to K! 5.-8800 as president of the Bedford-Stuy- the equal rights gains which have beenfinally supplanted by deci- fund team is preparing a case obtaining employment at the medi- start in the blackcommunltyhelp-7]2 HamiltonSt., Somerset vesant Development and Services alonesupportlng equality since! been achieved in the South, Mr. there. cal center construction site in ing his people,although his in- Corporation in Brooklyn, was the Dearsaid "the heartof thetrouble NOTARY PUBLIC featured speaker at the affair. in New York is discrimination-- Write or phone for a con He served as an attorney iv massive discrimination against !erence. the Justice Department from 1959 the children in lower income rain-

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